Muscle and Tissue Review Flashcards

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1
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types of connective tissue

A

tendons, cartilage, ligaments

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2
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whats an articulation

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area where 2 or more bones meet, typically at joints

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3
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purpose of articulation

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movement

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4
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two types of protective tissue

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fascia and bursae

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5
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3 types of bone markings

A

articulations, processes, openings

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6
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whats a process

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area where the bone projects above its surface

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7
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whats an opening

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are of holes, depressions or grooves in a bone

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8
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3 types of joints

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fibrous, cartilaginous, synovial

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9
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whats a fibrous joint

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immobile joint where the bones are firmly connected by dense fibrous connective tissue

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whats a cartilaginous joint

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joing with limited mobility where bones are connected with hyaline cartilage or fibrocartilage

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11
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example of fibrous joint

A

skull

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12
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example of cartilaginous joint

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vertebrae

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13
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whats a synovial joint

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highly movebable joints where the bones do not touch by move in a fluid filled synovial joint capsule

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14
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6 types of synovial joints

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ball & soccekt, condyloid, gliding, hinge, pivot, saddle

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whats a condyloid joint

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oval shaped surface phits into a bowl shaped surface

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16
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movement allowed by condyloid joint

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up & down and side to side movements but no rotation

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17
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example of condyloid joint

A

phalanges

18
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whats a gliding joitn

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surfaces that are flat or slightly curved that slid

19
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movement of gliding joint

A

no rotation, limited movement in one plane

20
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movement of saddle joint

A

side to side and up & down but they have a greater range then a condyloid joint

21
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example of saddle joint

A

thumb

22
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three types of muscles

A

skeletal, smooth, cardiac

23
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speed of skeletal muscle

A

fast

24
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speed of smooth muscle

A

slow

25
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speed of cardiac muscle

A

medium

26
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where are smooth muscles located

A

organs and glood vessels

27
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types of involuntary muscles

A

smooth and cardiac

28
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types of voluntary muscles

A

skeletal

29
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parts of a muscle

A

muscle, fascicle, muscle fiber, myofibril, sarcomere

30
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whats an origin

A

attachment to a stable bone that does not move during muscle contraction

31
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whats an insertion

A

attachment to the mobile bone being pulled

32
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whats an agonist

A

muscle that provides the main force for a movement

33
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whats an antagonist

A

muscle that opposesthe agonist and relaxes

34
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3 types of muscle contractions

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concentric, excentric, isometric

35
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concentric movement

A

when the muscle contracts and shortens to pull up on a skeletal bone in flexion

36
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eccentric movement

A

muscle contracts and lengthens to contral the lowering of a skeletal bone

37
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isometric movement

A

muscle contracts but does not change its length to keep a bone motionless

38
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whats actin

A

thin twisted myofilaments with numerous myosin binding sites

39
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whats myosin

A

thick bumpy filament with flexible head regions that bind to actin

40
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whats sarcomere

A

basic funcitonal unit of a skeletal muscle that consits of 2 different types of myofilaments

41
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whats muscle fatigue

A

decline in the ability of a skeletal muscle to contract and generate force