Muscle Test Flashcards

1
Q

attaches to bone, conscious control, striated

A

skeletal muscle

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2
Q

found in internal organs, unconscious control, not striated

A

smooth muscle

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3
Q

found in heart, unconscious control, striated

A

cardiac muscle

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4
Q

immovable end of the muscle

A

origin

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5
Q

movable end of the muscle

A

insertion

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6
Q

the minimal strength of stimulation required to cause a contraction

A

threshold stimulus

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7
Q

a muscle fiber responds completely when exposed to a threshold stimulus or higher

A

all or none response

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8
Q

connections between cell membranes of cardiac muscle cells

A

intercalated disks

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9
Q

basic subunit of skeletal muscle contraction

A

sarcomere

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10
Q

what gives muscle its striated appearance?

A

the alternating pattern of actin and myosin

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11
Q

what makes up the motor unit?

A

muscle fiber and motor neuron

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12
Q

thin and light filaments (I-Band)

A

actin

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13
Q

thick and dark filaments (A-Band)

A

myosin

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14
Q

what causes rigor mortis?

A

death causes a depletion of ATP so the myosin cross bridge can form, but no “pull” can occur

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15
Q

contract slowly, fatigue slowly, have many mitochondria

A

slow twitch fibers

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16
Q

contract quickly, fatigue quickly, have few mitochondria

A

fast twitch fibers

17
Q

if a muscle continues to be stimulated, at some point it won’t be able to hold the contraction which causes what?

A

fatigue

18
Q

if a muscle is stimulated multiple times and doesn’t have time to relax completely, then it causes what?

A

summation

19
Q

if a muscle is constantly stimulated and never relaxes, then it causes what?

A

tetanus

20
Q

on a myogram, the period of time before a muscle contracts is called the what?

A

latent period

21
Q

on a myogram, the period of time of the sudden burst of tension is called the what?

A

contraction period

22
Q

on a myogram, the period of time of the decrease in tension is called the what?

A

relaxation period