Muscle physiology/missing muscles for lecture Flashcards by Logan Rochford | Brainscape

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define muscle tension

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muscle force exerted on object

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define isotonic contraction

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tension develops and the object or load is moved

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define isomeric contraction

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tension develops but the object doesnt move

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define muscle tone

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continuous partial contractions

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example of muscle tension

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muscle of hand holding a 30lb ball above head

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example of isotonic contraction

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adult successfully lifted the ball over their head; weight lifting

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example of isomeric contraction

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a 3 year old tries to lift the ball but cant; when can’t move anymore weights; myofilaments try to slide but cant

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what is the purpose of muscle tone

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so body is in contant readiness for movement

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what is the purpose of aerobic/endurance training

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get more red fibers, greater blood supply to muscles= more O2 and # of mitochondria, increased metabolism, improved digestion and skeletal strength

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what is the purpose of resistance training

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get more white fibers, isometric exercise that increase muscle size (increases diameter of individual muscle cells)

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what are tendons

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attaches muscle to bone

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what are aponeuroses

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broad, flat, tendinous attachment

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what is the origin

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more axial or fixed point of attachment

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what is the insertion

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more appendicular or moveable point of attachment

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what is the relationship between origin and insertion

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muscle action pulls insertion toward the origin

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muscles push or pull

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only pull

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list the types of arrangements of fascicles

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parallel
circular
fusiform
pennate (uni, bi, multi)
convergent

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describe parallel arrangement of fascicles

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fibers run longitudinally; shorten a lot but not real strong

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describe circular arrangement of fascicles

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concentric rings; sphincters

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describe fusiform arrangement of fascicles

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like parallel but is spindle shaped

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describe pennate arrangement of fascicles

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short, oblique attachements to central tendon; most powerful becuase most fibers dont shorten much

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describe convergent arrangement of fascicles

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broad origin and converges to single tendon

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name arrangement A

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convergent

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name arrangement B

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circular

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name arrangement C

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multipennate

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name arrangement D

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fusiform

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name arrangement E

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bipennate

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name arrangement F

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unipennate

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name arrangement G

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parallel

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name the arrangement A

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fusiform

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name the arrangement B

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parallel

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name the arrangement C

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bipennate

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name the arrangement D

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unipennate

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name the arrangement E

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convergent

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name the arrangement F

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circular

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platysma

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OIA

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F

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Muscle

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action

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OIA

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A: action as synergist in respiration

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B: action as synergist in respiration

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name the muscle grouping

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scalenes

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what is the gluteus maximus important for

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climbing, squatting, running, but NOT walking

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tibialis posterior

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D

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E

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plantaris

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pectineus

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C

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plantaris

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C

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B

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peroneus tertius

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OIA

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OIA

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B

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C

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D

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E

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OIA

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OIA

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OIA

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OIA long head

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OIA short head

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OIA

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OIA

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OIA

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OIA

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OIA

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