Muscular System Flashcards

1
Q

What are the muscular pairs?

A

agonist works as the antagonist relaxes.
Bicep and tricep
Hip flexors and gluteus maximum
Quadriceps and hamstrings
Tibialis anterior and gastrocnemius
Pectorals and rotator cuff
Abdominals and latissimus dorsi
Deltoid and trapezius

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2
Q

What are the types of muscle contraction?

A

Isotonic- muscle changes length under contraction
>2 types: concentric; shortens under contraction
Eccentric; lengthens under contraction

Isometric- muscle stays the same under contraction

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3
Q

What can and can’t muscles do?

A

The can pull not push

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4
Q

What is the deltoid responsible for?

A

For abduction of the shoulder and Flexsion and extension

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5
Q

What does the rotator cuff supply?

A

Stability for the shoulder

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6
Q

What are biceps responsible for?

A

Flexsion at the elbow

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7
Q

What are triceps responsible for?

A

Extension at the elbow

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8
Q

What does the abdominal aid?

A

Expiration

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9
Q

What does the pectoral aid

A

Inspiration

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10
Q

What do the hip flexors allow?

A

The leg to Flexsion and extension

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11
Q

What do hamstrings cause?

A

Flexsion at the knee

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12
Q

What does quadriceps allow?

A

Knee extension

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13
Q

What does the gastrocnemius allow?

A

Plantar-flexsion at the ankle

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14
Q

What does the tibialis anterior allow?

A

Dorsi-Flexsion

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15
Q

What does the sterneidomastoid allow?

A

Inspiration

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16
Q

What do tendons do?

A

Attach muscle to bone

17
Q

What do agonists do in antagonist pairs?

A

Produces the movement

18
Q

What does the antagonist do in antagonistic pairs?

A

Relaxes to allow the movement

19
Q

What do all muscles work in?

A

Pairs

20
Q

Examples of antagonistic pairs:

A

-Quadriceps and hamstrings
-bicep and triceps
-tibialis anterior and gastrocnemius
-hip flexors and gluteals

21
Q

Example of a bicep and triceps working together?

A

Downward faze of a press up bicep is the agonist and the tricep is the antagonist

22
Q

Example of the quadriceps and hamstrings working together?

A

Footballer kicking a football the hamstring contacts to flex the knee while the quadriceps relaxes to allow this

23
Q

Example of the gluteals and hip flexors working together?

A

Lie on your front and lift your leg up your gluteals with contract while your hip flexors relax to allow this

24
Q

What is a isotonic contraction?

A

A muscle contraction that results in movement e.g push up or running

25
Q

What is a isometric contraction?

A

Muscle contracts but no movement occurs e.g plank or wall sit

26
Q

What is concentric?

A

When the muscle contracts and shortens e.g bicep during upward phase of a curl

27
Q

What is eccentric?

A

When the muscle contracts and lengthens e.g bicep during downward phase of a curl