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Muscle Unit Flashcards

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Functions Of muscle Tissue

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Movement, Thermogenesis, postural support, protects internal organs, pumps blood

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Charactertitics of muscle tissue

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Contractibility (able to shorten, Elasticity, Excitability ( able to respond to a stiumulus

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What is cardiac muscle

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Forms bulk of heart wall, striated, Involuntary, Centrally located nucleus, Sarcolemmas connected by intercalated discs

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What is Smooth Muscle

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Located in walls of hollow internal surfaces, Non-striated, involuntary, Can be stretched to great lengths, allows for tremendous size variability

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What is skeletal muscle

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Attached to bones, striated under a microscope, voluntary control, Multinucleated

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What is Origin, insertion, and belly

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O-Where the muscle begins, I- Where the muscle ends, B- The fleshy parts between the tendons

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Roles of skeletal muscles

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Agonist (Muscle responsible for the majority of force, Antagonist (Preforms the oppisite movement, Synergist (Muscle that assits the agonist, Fixator (Stabalized a body segement)

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What are Muscle fiber, Endomysium, Perimysium, Epimysium

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M-A muscle cell, En-Cell membrane, P-Membrane that surrounds a fascicle, Ep-Membrane that surrounds the whole muscle

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What is the Sarcolemma, Sarcoplasm, and the Myofilaments

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Sarc- Cell Membrane of a muscle, Sarco-Cytoplasm of a muscle, Myofilaments- actin and Myosin, protein filaments inside a cell

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What are the Filaments and landmarks

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F- Myosin is thick, actin is thin, Landmarks- z line, m line, h zone, a band, I band

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Actin

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Thin filament, receptor for calcium, anchored to the z line

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What are the two additional proteins

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Troponin- Sits on Tropomyosin, calcium recpetor, Tropomyosin- wraps around the actin, shifts when calcium binds to toponin

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Myosin

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Thick Filament, Globular heads- shaped like golf clubs also called cross bridges. Overlap actin, binds to actin to cause muscle contraction

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what is the Sliding Filament Theory

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1.Nervous impulse hits a muscle. 2. Myosin and actin slide past each other 3. Myosin and actin dont change size 4. H zone and I band narrow or disappear 5. A band remains the same length

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Threshold stimulus

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The weakest stiulus from a neuron that will initiate a muscular connection

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All or none principle

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Once a threshold stimulus is applied to a muscle the muscle fibers that are being stimulated will contract to their fullest potenital

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Motor Unit

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Your whole muscle rarelt contracts only certain motor units contract

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Motor Neuron

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Brain sends a signal throguh a motor neuron that we nned to move.

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Axon

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The signal propagated down the axon or the long projection off the cell body

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Synaptic end bulb

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The end of the axon

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Neurmosucalr Junction

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Where a motor neuron axon meets a muscle

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Motor unit

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A motor neuron and all the fibers it effects

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Synaptic vesicles (ACH)

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When the action potential hits the synaptic end bulb, vesicles release ach from the neuron

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Synaptic cleft

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The area between the synaptic end bulb and the motor end plate

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Motor end plate

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The part of th ,muscle where the synaptic end bulb attaches

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Acetylcholine receptors

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Ach attached to the receptors found on the sarcolemma. A signal is sent to the saropclasim reticulum

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Sarcoplasmic reticulum

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The ER or a muscle cell, releases calcium when ACH hits an ACH receptor

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Contraction types

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Concentric-Contraction while decreasing joint angle. Eccentric- Contraction wihile increasing joint angle. Isometric- Contraction that produces no movement

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Myalgia (Fibromyalgia)

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Painful disorders of muscles, tendons, and surrouding soft tissue

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Muscular Dystrophies

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Muscle destroying diseases characterized by the degeneration of individual muscle fibers, Leads to progressive atrophy of skeletal muscles, Due to a genetic defect

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Shin Splints

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Pain in lower leg. Inflammation of the periosteim. Sress. Treated with RICE

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Strains

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Pulling or overstretching a muscle, Soft tissue (Muscle) Injury

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