Muscle Physiology Flashcards

Classification of Muscle Fibers, Functional Characteristics of Muscle Fibers, and Muscle Receptors

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Aerobic

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Type I

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Red

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Type I

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Tonic

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Type I

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Slow Twitch

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Type I

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Slow-oxidative

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Type I

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Anaerobic

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Type II

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7
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White

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Type II

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8
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Phasic

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Type II

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Fast Twitch

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Type II

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10
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Fast-glycolytic

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Type II

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Low Fatigability

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Type I

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High Capillary Density

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Type I

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13
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High Myoglobin Content

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Type I

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14
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Smaller Fibers

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Type I

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15
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Extensive Blood Supply

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Type I

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Large Amount of Mitochondria

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Type I

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Type I Examples

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Marathon, Swimming

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High Fatigability

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Type II

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Low Capillary Density

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Type II

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Low Myoglobin Content

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Type II

21
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Larger Fibers

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Type II

22
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Less Blood Supply

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Type II

23
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Fewer Mitochondria

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Type II

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Type II Examples

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High jump, Sprinting

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Muscle Spindles

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  • Distributed throughout the belly of the muscle
  • Send information to the nervous system about muscle length and/or rate of change to its length
  • Important in the control of posture
  • Works with gamma system to help control involuntary movements
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Golgi Tendon Organ

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  • Encapsulated sensory receptors which muscle tendons pass through at the point where the tendon connects to the muscle fibers
  • Very sensitive to tension, especially when produced from active muscle contraction
  • Transmit information about tension or the rate of change of tension within the muscle