muscular system Flashcards

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1
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what is an isometric contraction?

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a contraction where there is no change in length of the muscles

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2
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what is a consetric contraction?

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a contraction where the muscle shortens

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3
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what is an esentric conreaction?

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a contraction where the muscle lengthens

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4
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what is the agonistic muscle ?

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the muscle responsible for the movement

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5
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what is the antagonistic muscles ?

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the muscle that relaxe in responce to the active muscle

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6
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what is the fixator muscle ?

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the muscle that stabilises the contraction . (always an isometric contraction)

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7
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describe how the muscles work in the lower phase of a press up

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bicep - antagonist (relaxing consentricaly )
tricep - agonist (contracting esentricaly)
erector spinae group - fixator (isometric)

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describe how the muscles work during the upward phase of a press up

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bicep - antagonist (relaxing esentricaly )
tricep - agonist (contracting consentricaly )
erector spinae group - fixator (isometric)

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9
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describe the muscles during the lower phase of the bicep curl

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bicep - agonist (contracting esentricaly )
tricep - antagonist (relaxing consentricaly )
deltoids - fixator (isometric)

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10
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describe how the muscles work during the upper phase of the bicep curl

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bicep - agonist (contracting consentricaly )
tricep - antagonist (relaxing ecentricaly )
deltoids - fixator ( isometric )

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11
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what are the 3 different muscle fiber types ?

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1-slow oxidative
2a-fast oxidative glycotic
2b-fast glycotic

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12
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give an example of a sport best suited to a person wit lots of type 1 muscle fibers

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tryathleet

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13
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give an example of a sport best suited to a person wit lots of type 2a muscle fibers

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wing attack in netball

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14
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give an example of a sport best suited to a person wit lots of type 2b muscle fibers

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100m sprint

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15
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what are the short turm efects of exersise on the muscular system ?

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Increased blood flow to the muscles

Increase in muscle temperature

Increase and alters to hormones

Increase chance of DOMS

Fatigued muscles
Energy stores and myoglobin levels within muscles become depleted

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what are the long turm efects of exersise on the muscular system ?

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Increase thickness to muscle fibres

Increased number of muscle fibres

Develop bigger more efficient capillary beds , increase in mitochondria

Increase in ability of fuel stores required

Without suitable rest can lead to overuse injury

17
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what is the efect of a warm up on the muscular system ?

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Increase blood flow

Increase temperature in muscles

Makes muscles more pliable

18
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what efect dose a cool down have on the muscular system ?

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Maintains blood flow

Allows muscles to replenish glycogen levels

19
Q

type 1 :
force of contraction
speed of contrcation
resistance to fatigue
anerobic or areobic
myglobin
mitocondria
capillary network

A

moderate
slow
high
aerobic
high
lots of
high

20
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type 2a :
force of contraction
speed of contrcation
resistance to fatigue
anerobic or areobic
myglobin
mitocondria
capillary network

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high
moderate
moderate
both
moderate
less than type 1
moderate

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type 2b :
force of contraction
speed of contrcation
resistance to fatigue
anerobic or areobic
myglobin
mitocondria
capillary network

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high
fats
low
anerobic
low
low
low

22
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what are the main muscles acting at the sholder ?

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Deltoid, latissimus dorsi, pectoralis major, trapezius, teres major

23
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what are the main muscles acting at elbow ?

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Biceps brachii, triceps brachii

24
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what are the main muscles acting at the radio-ulner joint ?

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Pronator teres, supinator muscle

25
Q

what are the main muscles acting at the writs?

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Wrist flexors, wrist extensors

26
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what are the main musces acting at the vertibray column ?

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Rectus abdominis, erector spinae group, internal and external obliques

27
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what are the main muscles acting at the hip ?

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Iliopsoas, gluteus maximus, gluteus medius, gluteus minimus, adductor longus, adductor brevis, adductor magnus

28
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what are the main muslces acitng at the knee ?

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Rectus femoris, vastus medialis, vastus intermedius, vastus lateralis, biceps femoris, semimembranosus, semitendinosus,

29
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what are the main muscles acting at the ankle ?

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Tibialis anterior, gastrocnemius, soleus

30
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what is the link between the dtructure of type 1 muscle fibers and there function ?

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type 1 muscle fibers work for a long amut of time and respire aerobicly , type 1 muscle fivers have a high amount of mitocondria (this is where aerobic respiration takes place ) and they have a lot of myglobin (they have a high affinity for oxegen). they have a high level of cappilary network because they need acces to oxegen for respiration.

31
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what is the link between the dtructure of type 2a muscle fibers and there function ?

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type 2a muscle fibers work with short sharp bursts of energy , they have moderate consentration of myglobin because they can respire both aerobicaly and anaerobicaly , they hve less itocondria than type 1 because they dont respire totaly aerobicaly but they still have more than type 2b . They have a moderate capillary network because they still need acces to oxegen but dont need that much .

32
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what is the link between the dtructure of type 2b muscle fibers and there function ?

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type 2b muscle fibers are used for small bursts of energy . They can only respire anaerobicaly so they have a very low level of myglobin and mitocondria . there capillary network is low because they dont need acces to oxegen .