muscles and bones Flashcards
what are the 3 types of muscle?
smooth, cardiac, skeletal
which muscles are striated
cardiac and skeletal
which muscles are non-striated
smooth
which muscles are voluntary
skeletal
which muscles are involuntary
cardiac, smooth
example of smooth muscle
lining of the digestive tract and blood vessels
example of skeletal muscle
biceps brachii
rector femoris
rector abdominis
(any muscle)
example of cardiac muscle
in the heart
which type of muscle surrounds the bones
skeletal muscle
tendons connect _________ to ____________
muscle to bone
ligaments connect ____________ to ____________
bones to bones
shortening of the sarcomeres leads to muscle
contracting
lengthening of the sarcomeres leads to muscle
extension
what are the 4 major steps of muscle contraction?
- The brain sends a signal to the muscle
- acetylcholine talks to the muscle to send sodium to enter the muscle.
- sodium ions change the charge of the muscle cell creating action potential releasing calcium
- calcium bonds with troponin and tropomyosin and t & t moves so actin and myosin bond –> muscle contracts
chemicals that carry signals from nerve cells to muscle cells or other never cells.
acetylcholine. neuron transmitter??
which chemical specifically stimulates muscle cell contraction by opening sodium channels?
acetylcholine
which two molecules prevent myosin from bonding with actin?
troponin and tropomyosin
what are the 5 major functions of bones?
create blood cells, movement, structure, mineral storage, and protection
what is the axial skeleton?
the central of the body
what is the appendicular skeleton?
bones of upper and lower limbs
is the skull a part of the appendicular skeleton or axial
axial
is the scapula a part of the appendicular skeleton or axial
appendicular
what is the outermost layer of a long bone called
periosteum
the spine is made up of ___ cervical vertebrae, ___ thoracic vertebrae, and ___ lumbar vertebrae
7,12,5
all ribs are attached to the _______. not all ribs are attached to the ________
spine, sternum
list all bones of the arm from most proximal to most distal
scapula, humerus, radius/ulna, carpals, metacarpals, phalanges
during bone development, ________________ produces new bone, whereas ___________________ removes bone-laying cells
osteoblasts, osteoclasts
arms and legs are longer?
male or female
male
skull is larger
male
shoulders are wider
male
pelvis is wider
female
what are the four stages of fracture repair in order?
- hematoma
- fibrocartilaginous callus formation
- bony callus formation
- bone remodeling