Muscles and Animal Movement Flashcards
Vertebrates have 3 types of muscles, what are they?
Skeletal
Cardiac
Smooth
What is skeletal muscle?
Striated and Voluntary Muscle
What is Cardiac muscle?
Straited and Involuntary Muscle
What is Smooth muscle?
Non-Striated and Involuntary Muscle
Muscles are the largest tissue in the body.
True or False?
True
What do Skeletal muscles react to and what do they convert?
React to Electrical signals, and convert chemical energy into mechanical energy
What takes place in order to prevent fatigue in a sub-maximal contraction?
Asynchronous Recruitment of motor fibres
You are able to alter motor unit activity to prevent fatigue during maximal contractions.
True or Flase?
False
List the two factors that can be adjusted for gradation of whole muscle tension.
Number of muscle fibres contracting within a muscle.
And
Tension developed by each contracting muscle.
The skeleton has 3 functions, what are they?
HINT: Not storing Calcium
Structural Support
Protecting
Facilitation of movement
The 3 structural components of the cytoskeleton in Eukaryotes are?
Microfilaments
Intermediate Filaments
Microtubules
There are 3 specialised skeletal elements in multicellular organisms, what are they?
Fibroblasts
Chondrocytes
Osteoblasts and Osteoclasts
What cells have flagella and what is there feature?
Prokaryotes, there structure is of a tail.
How do Spirochaetes move?
In a corkscrew motion
There are 3 modes of transport for unicellular eukaryotes, what are they?
Amoeboid Movement
Swimming by cilia
Swimming by flagella