Muscle Anatomy Flashcards

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1
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Two types of muscle

A

striated and smooth muscle

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2
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Two types of striated muscle

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skeletal and cardiac muscle

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3
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The skeletal muscle is in charge of…

A
  • movement
  • maintain posture
  • nutrition reservoir
  • regulate energy balance
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4
Q

Myofibril is made up of…

A

myofilament

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5
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What membrane surrounds myofibril?

A

sarcoplasm

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6
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What surrounds muscle fiber (cell)?

A

Endomysium

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7
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What three things the muscle fiber is made up of?

A
  • sarcoplasm
  • myofibril
  • myofilament
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8
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What is surrounded with endomysium?

A

Muscle fiber

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9
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Discribe muscle fiber

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  • fundamental organization
  • surrounded with endomysium
  • surrounded by sarcolemma membrane
  • only ONE neuromuscular junction
  • contains ~~35 nuclei / mm in length
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10
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The muscle fiber contains…

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  • bath myofibrils (80-87%)
  • nuclei
  • SR - sarcoplasmic reticulum (1.2-3.8%)
  • mitochondria (1.1-5.2%)
  • lysosomes
  • Golgi complex
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11
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what is sarcolemma?

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membrane surrounding muscle fiber

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12
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Triad is made up of…

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  • T-Tubules (transverse tubules)

- SR (sarcoplasmic reticulum)

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13
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Transverse tubules is part of…?

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sarcolemma invagination

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14
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what can be found on the sarcolemma?

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  • T-Tubules

- Satellite cell

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15
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List components in the muscle cell

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  • myofibril
  • muscle fiber nuclei
  • sarcolemma
  • transverse tubules
  • satellite cell
  • basal lamina
  • endomysial reticular fibers
  • capillary endothelial cells
  • endomysial collagen
  • elastin fibers
  • fibroblast
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16
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What makes up one sarcomere?

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  • Z disk/line
  • M line
  • Thick filaments
  • Thin filaments
17
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What is part of the I band in the sarcomere?

A

Z disk and thin filaments

18
Q

What is part of the A band in the sarcomere?

A

M line, thin filaments, and thick filaments

19
Q

What is part of the H zone?

A

M line and Thick filaments

20
Q

Skeletal muscle is made up of (heterogeneous / homogeneous) muscle fiber and has ____ and ____ properties.

A

Heterogenous

Biochemical and Physiological properties

21
Q

Two types of energy metabolism for Skeletal muscle?

A

Oxidative and glycolytic

22
Q

Contraction speed slow = ______
Contraction speed fast = ______

(Oxidative or Glycolytic)

A
slow = oxidative
fast = glycolytic
23
Q

What is the order of myogenesis?

A
Mesodermal progenitor cell 
Presumptive myoblast
myoblast
myotube
muscle fiber
24
Q

What are satellite cells?

A
  • STEM CELLS (muscle progenitor cell)
25
Q

Where is the satellite cell located on the muscle cell?

A

Outside the sarcolemma and inside the basal lamina

26
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Satellite cells divide during ____ or ____.

A

Regeneration or hypertrophy

27
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What does the satellite cell do during postnatal muscle growth?

A

Divide and provide nuclei

28
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What occurs during postnatal muscle growth?

A

muscle cell numbers are determined at around birth due to hypertrophy

29
Q

during the postnatal muscle growth, the amount of muscle cell numbers are determined due to _____.

NOT __________

A

HYPERTROPHY
HYPERTROPHY
HYPERTROPHY

not due to hyperplasia

30
Q

What are the muscle difference of the long distance runner and a sprinter?

A

long distance = slow, type I

sprinter = fast, type II

31
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Describe Type 1 muscle fiber

A

Primarily used for prolonged activity
red in color
slow oxidative reaction

32
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Describe type 2 muscle fiber

A

primarily used for quick bursts of exercise
white in color
fast glycolytic reaction