Muscles Flashcards

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What is the main job of a ligament?

A

Connect bone to bone

Stabilise a joint

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What happens if you overstretch a ligament or it is weak?

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Get a micro year that leads to sprains or dislocation

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What are the main jobs of tendons?

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Connect muscle to bone

Act like a spring -> useful when jumping

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What happens when a tendon is injured?

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Microtears- normally repair themselves (strengthen tendon)

Tear- too big, too many (can’t repair themselves)

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What is a sporting example of using a tendon?

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Forehand shot in tennis

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What is a sporting example of using ligaments?

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Different stretches in gymnastics

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What is a voluntary muscle?

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Muscles that we can control
Are attached to the skeleton by tendons
Cause movement
Made up of long cylindrical fibres

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What is a sporting example of using voluntary muscles?

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Contracting arm muscles to lift a weight

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What is a cardiac muscle?

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Found in walk of heart
Type of involuntary muscle
Can’t be controlled
Keep heart rate at a steady pace whilst doing sport

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What is a sporting example of using cardiac muscle?

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Sports that require lots of CV Fitness, eg running

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What are involuntary muscles

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Muscles that cannot be controlled by a person
Controlled by the involuntary nervous system
Found in organs such as the digestive system

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What is a sporting example of involuntary muscles?

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Keep blood going around your body so you don’t get cramp whilst exercising

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What is the function of the gluteals?

A

Extension at the hip

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What is the function of the hip flexors

A

Flexion at the hip

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What is the function of quadriceps

A

Extension of the leg at the knee

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What is the function of the hamstrings

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Flexion of the leg at the knee

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What is the function of the gastrocnemius

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Points the toes

Plantar flexion

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What is the function of the tibialis anterior

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Dorsi flexion

Pulls toes up towards shin

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What is the function of the trapezius

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Adducts and extends arm at elbow

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What is the function of the pectoralis major

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Adducts arm at shoulder

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What is the function of the latissimus dorsi

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Arch the back

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What is the function of the biceps

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Flexion of the arm at the elbow

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What is the function of the triceps

A

Extension of the arm at the elbow

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What is the function of the external obliques

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Pull chest downwards

Flexion and rotation of the spinal column

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What is the function of the deltoid
Abducts arm at shoulder
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Sporting example of the gluteals
Pulling leg back before kicking ball
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Sporting example for hip flexors
Lifting knee in sprinting/hurdles
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Sporting eg for quads
Kicking a ball | Jumping upwards
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Sport eg for hamstrings
Bending knee before kicking ball
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Sport eg for gastrocnemius
Running | Pointing toes in trampolining
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Sport eg for tibialis anterior
Ski jumping
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Sport eg for pectorals
Forehand drive in tennis
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Sport eg for latissimus dorsi
Butterfly stroke in swimming
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Sport eg for biceps
Pull up | Drawing bow in archery
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Sport eg for triceps
Press up | Throwing javelin
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Sport eg for external obliques
Crunches in gym
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Sport eg for deltoid
Serving in tennis
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What muscle is paired with bicep
Triceps
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What muscle is paired with quadriceps
Hamstring
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What muscle is paired with gastrocnemius
Tibialis anterior
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What is paired with the gluteals
Hip flexors
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What is the contracting muscle called in a pair?
The agonist Or The prime mover
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What is the muscle relaxing in a pair called?
The antagonist
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What are the main characteristics of type 1 muscle fibre
Small Very red High fatigue resistance
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What are the main characteristics of type 2a muscle fibres
Moderate size | Red
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What are the characteristics of type 2x muscle fibre
Large | White
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What is the duration and power of type 1 muscle fibre
Long time | Low power
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What is the duration and power of type 2a muscle fibre
Medium power | 1-2 minutes
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What is the duration and power of type 2x muscle fibre
Short time | Maximum power
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What sports are type 1 muscles important for
Walking Jogging Anything long distance and requires stamina
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What sports are type 2a muscles important for
Mike run Swimming Track cycling
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What sports are muscle type 2x important for
Sprinting | Lifting weights