Muscle physiology Flashcards
cell membrane found in skeletal and cardiac muscle
sarcolemma
where ca2+ is stored to be released into skeletal muscle
sarcoplasmic reticulum
communication line that sends ap to release ca2+ from sarcoplasmic reticulum
t-tubules
two types of myofibril
actin and myosin
ratio of actin to myosin
2:1
myosin characteristics
thick, H-zone, cross bridges
what attaches to the myosin head
ATPase
actin characteristics
thin, f-actin filament + tropomyosin + troponin (i-bands)
what contains the binding sites in actin
f-actin filament
what covers f-actin binding sites
tropomyoisin
what binds ca2+ and moves tropomyosin
troponin
what does smooth muscle consist of
actin, myosin and sarcoplasmic reticulum
what is needed for smooth muscle contraction
calmodulin
actin/myoisin/SR location
smooth and skeletal
troponin/tropomyosin location
skeletal and cardiac
where are spindle organs
skeletal
z line to z line
sarcomere
contains both actin and myosin
a-band
has myosin only
h-band
has actin only
i-band
which band is smaller
i-band
which band does not change shape
a-band
what causes muscle fatigue
increased k ions
muscle lengthens while it contracts is
eccentric
muscle shortens while it contracts is
concentric
muscle contracts without joint movement or muscle lengthening
isometric
muscle contracts with joint movement and constant weight
isotonic
muscle contracts with joint movement and constant weight/speed
isokinetic
single motor neuron and all the muscle fiber it innervates
motor unit
what do fast-twitch muscle fibers do
split ATP rapidly
what are the ventral root fibers
alpha and gamma
extrafusal fibers are
alpha
intrafusal fibers are
gamma
what determines strength of muscle
of muscle fibers recruited
ascites is
abdominal swelling
where are fats digested
duodenum
whole body edema is
anasarca
high CPK, ATPase activity increased is which muscle type
white (fast twitch)
low CPK, low ATPas activity is which muscle type
red (slow twitch)
what part of the kidney is impermeable to water
ascending loop of henle