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Muscle Tissue Flashcards

1
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3 Type of Muscles

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Skeletal, Cardiac, Smooth

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2
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Myo

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Muscle

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3
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Sarco

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Flesh

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4
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Epimysium

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Exterior, Connected to Deep Fascia

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5
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Perimysium

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Surrounds Muscle Bundles (fascicles) Contains BV and Nerves

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6
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Endomysium

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Surrounds Individual Muscle Cell Capillarities, Nerve Fibers, Stem Cells

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7
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Structure of Muscles

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Muscle Tissue, Connective Tissue, Nerves, BV

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8
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Muscle Fibers

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Fusion of Myoblasts, Hundered of Nuclei

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9
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Sacroplasm

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Cytoplasm of a MF

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Sacrolemma

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Cell Membrane of a MF

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11
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T-Tubles

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Transverse Tubules, A Extension of Sarcolemma, Transmits Action Potential

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Sacroplasmic Reticulum (SR)

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Smooth ER of Muscle, Membrane Structure Surrounding the Myofibril (Storage of ca2+)

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13
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Triad

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Terminal Cisternae (Enlarged SR) + TTubule= Diffusion (communicate)

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14
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Myofibril

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Made of Myofilaments

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15
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Thin Filaments

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Protein Actin

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16
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Thick Filaments

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Protein Myosin

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17
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F-Actin

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Whole Molecule, 2 Strands of G-Actin

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18
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G-Actin

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Globular Protien

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19
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Structure of Myosin

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Tail: Binds The Myosin Together
Head: Reaches For Actin

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20
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Sarcomere

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Functional Unit of a Contraction, Z-Line to Z-Line

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21
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Z-Line

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End of a Sacromere, made of actin and thin filaments.

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22
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M-Line

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Middle of Sacromere, Stabilizes Myosin

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23
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A Band

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Dark, Entire Myosin Range (Never Moves)

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24
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H Band

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Only Myosin, (center) Thick Band, Thick Filaments

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25
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I Band

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Only Actin, Thin Filaments

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26
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Zone of Overlap

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H,I Bands

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27
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Titin

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Tip of Myosin Filament to the Z-Line, Stabilizes Thick

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28
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Nebulin

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Holds the F-Actin Together

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29
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Tropomyosin

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Prevents Actin-Myosin Interaction (rest)

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30
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Troponin

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Binds Tropomyosin to G-Actin, Controlled by ca2+

31
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1st Step of Contraction

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Actin Slides Toward M Line

32
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2nd Step of Contraction

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Zone Overlap Enlarges

33
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3rd Step of Contraction

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H Band shrinks and I Band Shrinks

34
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4th Step of Contraction

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A Band Unchanged

35
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5th Step of Contraction

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M Band Unchanged

36
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6th Step of Contraction

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Z Lines Move Closer Together

37
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When Do Contractions Start?

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When the Sarcolemma is Stimulated

38
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The Neuromuscular Junction

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1.) Synapse
2/3.) Neurotransmitter Acetylcholine
4/5.) Acetylcholine broken down by enzymes

39
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Excitation/ Contraction Coupling

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Electrical Signal to a Contraction

40
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What Happens When a Muscle Contracts

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Fiber Shorting, Relaxation

41
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Fiber Shortening

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Sacromere Shortens, Muscles pull together creating tension

42
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Relaxation

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Ca2+ is pumped out of the cell, Detaches

43
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Rigor Mortis

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Muscular Contractions After Death

44
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Tension

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All or Nothing, A Muscle Fiber is either contracted or released.

45
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Cross Bridges

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A Overlap in Actin/Myosin

46
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Latent Period

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STIMULI APLLIED, The Delay, Ca2+ release

47
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Contraction Phase

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Ca ions bind, Tension Builds

48
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Relaxation Phase

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Ca2+ levels decrease, active sites covered

49
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Tetanus

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Max Level of Tension

50
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Summation

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Max Force from each Fiber (tetanus)

51
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Recruitment

A

Activates Motor Unit

52
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Short Term Stimulation

A

15 Seconds

53
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Anaerobic Glycosis

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130 Seconds, No Oxygen, Breaks down glucose from glycogen to produce 2 ATP

54
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Aerobic Metabolism

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2400 Seconds, Oxygen, Uses Fatty Acids, Produces 34 ATP

55
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The Cori Cycle

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Removal and Recycle Lactic to Liver

56
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Hormones

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Growth, Testosterone, Thyroid, Epihphrine

57
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Large Diameter

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Stronger Contraction

58
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Fast Fibers (Anaerobic ATP)

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pro: Large Diameter, Strong Contraction
con: Fatigues fast

59
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Slow Fibers (Aerobic Fiber ATP)

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pro: Fatigues Slowly
con: Small Diameter

60
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Intermediate Fibers

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Fast Fibers, Good Blood Supply, Little Myogoblin

61
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Hypertrophy

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Increase In Cell Size

62
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Atrophy

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Decrease In Cell Size

63
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Cardiocyte

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Small, Single Nucleus, Short/Wide T, No Triads, Aerobic, Intercalated Discs. Hold Cells Together

64
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Automaticity

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Contraction Without Neural Stimulation

65
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Variable Contraction

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Nervous System

66
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Extended Contraction

A

10x Skeletal (No Fatigue)

67
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Prevention of Summation

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Long Refractory Time

68
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Smooth Muscle

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Forms around other Tissues

69
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Location of Smooth Muscle

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BV, Reproduction, Glandular, Digestive, Urinary, Integumentary System

70
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Forms created by Smooth Muscle

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Spincters, Contractors, Arector Pilli, BP, and Aidgamates

71
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Structure of Smooth Muscle

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No T Tubules, Ca2+ not from SR, Long slender, spindled 1 nucleus NO BANDS

72
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Multiunit Smooth M Cells

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No Gap Junctions, Separate Fibers, Contract Independently.

73
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Viseral Smooth M Cells

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Many Gap Junctions, Syncytial Contraction (all cells), Spindle shaped.

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