muscle and tendon Flashcards

1
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types of muscle

A

skeletal striated, cardiac striated, smooth muscle non striated

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2
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what are intrinsic muscles

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often pennate, strong, little range, lots of leverage

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3
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what are extrinsic muscles

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often strap since no leverage available

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4
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name some muscles

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strap, pennate, bipennate, oblique, spiral, diagastric, multi head, constrictor, dilator

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5
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which muscles have great range of movements

A

strap

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6
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which muscles have greatest force

A

pennate

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7
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which has a lower range

A

bipennate

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8
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what is a agonist

A

prime mover, concentrically active

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9
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what is an antagonist

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eccentrically active, less strong

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10
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what are the features of antagonist

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muscles cannot push, often action must be actively reversed, control of smooth muscle

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11
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what is a synergist

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prevents others being impaired

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12
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features of synergist muscle

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capsular by stabilising joint capsule or ligamentar by constraining movement

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13
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what is monoarticular muscle

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crosses over one joint only e.g. brachialis

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14
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what is polyarticular muscle

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crosses over two or more joints e.g. digit extensor

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15
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what is the importance of skeletal muscle 4

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1 posture and locomotion, 2 controlling body cavities and orifices, 3 venous and lymphatic return 4 food

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16
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what is a fascicle

A

many muscle fibres

17
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what does one muscle fibre contain

A

1 multinucleate syncytinum which has many intracellular, longitudinal myofibrils each divided into repeating transverse sarcomeres

18
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what determines range of contraction

A

number of sarcomeres in series

19
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what determines force of contraction

A

number of myofibrils in parallel

20
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epimysium

A

connective tissue outside of muscle

21
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perimysium

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connective tissue divides muscle into tube, surrounds a fasicle

22
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endomysium

A

further divides the tubes

23
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what are fascicle funnels

A

muscles contained in fixed volume enabling venous and lymphatic return, diverts semi sharp trauma if muscles are contracted to prevent injury

24
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what is torque

A

ability of a force to cause rotation of a mass about a pivot

25
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2 formulae for torque

A

t = force x perpendicular d from pivot or t = movement of inertia x angular acceleration

26
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what is torque measured in

A

newton metre

27
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the ability of a muscle to turn a limb around the pivot of the joint is dependent on 3 things…

A

1 the force it exerts 2 perpendicular distance 3 must be able to act against the weight or inertia of the limb

28
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what are tendons

A

strong fibrous continuation of the epi peri and endo mysia at the ends of the muscle, they are collagenous

29
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what are the two categories of tendons

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funicular (chord) or aponeurotic (broad sheet like)

30
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what are the 3 main functions of tendons

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1 direct muscular force (telegraph, focus, distribute). 2 store and release elastic energy. 3 absorb sudden force

31
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what are the 3 accessory sheath structures of tendons

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1 areola fibrous tissue sleeve like peritendon. 2 synovial bursa fluid between bone and tendon. 3 synovial sheath fluid wraps around mesotendon

32
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what is the retinacula

A

ring like angular ligaments that decrease the perpendicular distance and decrease torque

33
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what is the scuta

A

fibrocartilage sheet, smooth resilient surface to shield underlying tissues

34
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what are sesamoid bones

A

form in tendons to prevent flattening from force of tendon, reduce friction from between bones

35
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do sesamoid bones increase or decrease torque

A

increase, they increase the perpendicular distance form the pivot