Muscles Flashcards
what is a muscle cell membrane called
sarcolemma
what are the functions of muscles
movement, posture and body heat
what is cytoplasm called
sarcoplasm
what is the sarcoplasmic reticulum
it communicates with the rest of the cell- they are channels that surround each microfibril- contains calcium ions
what is a cisternae
enlarged parts of the SR when a muscle impulse reached SR the cisternae opens up and releases calcium ions that leave the SR and go to the sarcoplasm
what are the transverse tubules
car muscle impulse deeper inti the fiber
what is myosin
thick filaments of protien contain cross bridges that attatch the actin binding sites
actin
thin filaments of protien contain binding sites that myosin cross bridges attatch to
what are the 2 types of myofibrils
myosin and actin
motor neuron
nerve fiber that extends from the brain to the spinal cord to the muscle, stimulates the muscle to contract
synaptic vesicles
release acytocholine when nerve impulse reaches them
nueromatic junction
connection between nueron and muscle fiber
fascia
layers of fibrous connective tissue
aponeuroses
broad fibrous sheets
epimysium
the layer of c.t. that closely surrounds a skeletal muscle
perimysium
layer of connective tissue that extend inward from epimysium and seperate muscle into small compartments
fascicles
compartments containing bundles of skeletal muscle fibers
endomysuim
a layer of ct in the form of a thin covering
what is the sliding filament theory
motor nueron muscle fibes
what is a isotonic contraction
muscle short ones
what is a isometric contraction
does t contract
what is aerobic
means with oxygen, long, slow intensity, more oxygen is stored, increases metabolism
what is anarobic
short bursts of fast activity
what are the 5 golden rules of skeletal muscle activity
- all muscles cross at least one joint
- typically, the bulk of the muscle lies proximal to the joint crossed
- muscles have at least 2 attachments: the origin and insertion
- muscles only pull never push
- during contraction the muscle insertion moves toward the origin