Muscle physiology 1 Flashcards

1
Q

functions of skeletal muscle

A

Maintenance of posture

Purposeful movement in relation to external environment

Respiratory movements

Heat production

Contribution to whole body metabolism

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2
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types of muscle

A

skeletal
cardiac
smooth

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3
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striated muscles

A

skeletal and cardiac

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4
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unstriatedd muscles

A

smooth

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5
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striations

A

dark bands - myocin
light bands- actin

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6
Q

what are skeletal muscles innervated by and their control

A

somatic nervous system
voluntary control

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7
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what are cardiac and smooth muscles innervated by

A

autonomic

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8
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what are skeletal muscle fibres organised into

A

motor units; single alpha motor neuron and all the skeletal muscle fibres it innervates

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9
Q

which have fewer fibres per motor unit

A

muscles which serve fine movements; eye, facial expression

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10
Q

how are skeletal muscles attached to the skeleton

A

by tendons

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11
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what do skeletal muscles consist of

A

muscle fibres

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12
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what do muscle fibres contain

A

myofibrils

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13
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what are actin and myocin arranged inti

A

sarcomeres

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14
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functional units of muscle

A

sarcomeres

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15
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functional unit of an organ

A

the smallest component capable of performing all the functions of that organ

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16
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how is muscle tension produced

A

sliding of actin on myocin

17
Q

what is required to switch on cross bridge formation

A

ca++

18
Q

what is required for both contraction and relaxation

A

atp

19
Q

when is ca2+ released from lateral sacs of sarcoplasmic reticulum

A

when the sirface action potential spreads down the transverse t-tubules

20
Q

what is the transmitter at the neuromuscular junction

A

ach

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