muscles and tendons Flashcards

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fascicle

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made up of many fibres, muscle made up of many fascicles

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muscle fibre

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multinucleate syncytium, longitudinal myofibrils, eachhh divided into repeating transverse sarcomeres

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3
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range of contraction

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dependent on the number of sarcomeres in the muscle

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4
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force of muscle

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dependent of number of myofibrils in parallel, can alter number recruited to alter force

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5
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pennate

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diagonal - force

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6
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extrinsic muscles

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trunk to limb, often strap since no leverage

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7
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intrinsic muscles

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within limb, often pennate hence strong with little range but lots of leverage

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8
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perimysium

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surrounds each fascicle, carries vessels and nerves

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9
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fascicle tunnels

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muscles contained in a fixed volume, venous and lymphatic return

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10
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capsular muscles

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stabilise joint capsule

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11
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ligamentar muscles

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constrain movements

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12
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monoarticular

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crosses one joint

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13
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polyarticular

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crosses several joints, acts. at most distal

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14
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tendon

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a strong fibrous continuation of the epi, peri and endomysium, made of dense collagen

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15
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funicular tensdons

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cords

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16
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aponeurotic tendons

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sheets

17
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tendon functions

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  1. direct muscular force
  2. store and release elastic potential energy
  3. absorb sudden forces
  4. amplify very rapid movements
18
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sheaths

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areola - loose fibrous tissue sleeve, synovial bursa, synovial sheath

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retinacula

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annular ligaments - reduce perp. distance therefore reduce torque hence reduces the effect of tendon on joint

20
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scuta

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fibrocartilage - smooth surface over which the tendon can run

21
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sesamoid bones

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form in tendons, prevent flattening and reduce friction, increases perp distance and increases torque