Muscular System Flashcards

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What are the main functions of muscles?

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Excitability- electrical stimulus and stimulate the muscle to contract
Contractility- shorten activity
Extensibility- stretch and can’t go back
Elasticity- goes back to original length

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What is the control system of muscles?

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Central nervous system- nerve impulses to each cell
Cardiac and smooth muscle

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3
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Myo

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Muscle

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4
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Sacro

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Muscle cell

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5
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What are the three types of muscles?

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Skeletal
Cardiac
Smooth

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Skeletal muscle

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Voluntary signal from brain to tell it to do something
Contraction has nerves
Somatic motion- motion of the body

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Cardiac muscle

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Involuntary
Contraction- ventricles/ atrium
Cardiac pump own pace maker

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Smooth muscle

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Involuntary
Contraction
Visceral movement
Fine lining- eyes

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Skeletal muscle actions

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Each muscle has own action-all
Conscious effort
Breathing,swallowing, balance,etc

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10
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What are the two muscle actions?

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Flex and extension

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11
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What are the shapes of muscle?

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Deltoid- triangle
Teres- round

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12
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True or false the name of the muscle is where they are located?

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True

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13
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Microanatomy

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Muscle cells-fibers
Dimensions
Length-cm
Width-micrometers

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14
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What are the characteristics of muscles?

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Multinucleated
Periphery- on top of cells
Mitochondria-energy
Myofibril-muscle fibers

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15
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What Is a sarcolemma

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Cell membrane

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16
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What does the sarcoplasmic reticulum need?

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Calcium to store

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17
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What is in myofibrils?

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Sarcomeres
1,000s

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18
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True or false sarcomeres need protein filaments to function?

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True

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19
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True /false actin is thick

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False thin

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20
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True/false myosin is thin

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False thick

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21
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What is the arrangement of actin and myosin?

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Overlaps 1/2 way

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22
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What is in the dark stripe of the sarcomere?

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A- band
H-zone
M-line

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Wat is in the light stripe of the sarcomere?

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I- band
Z-line

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24
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How long is one sarcomere?

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From Z to Z

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What is the periosteum in muscles?
A connective tissue membrane that covers the outer surface of bones. Serves as an attachment point for muscles,ligaments, and tendons
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What are the three protective layers of skeletal muscle?
Endomyosium- muscle fibers Perimysium- fascicles- groups of fibers Epimysium- entire muscle
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Wat is the layer called that includes tendons and aponeurosis?
Continuous combined layer
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What is a neuromuscular junction?
Has both a synaptic membrane that is pre synaptic vesicles and post plasma membrane. Synaptic cleft in a neurotransmitter with acetylcholine and acetylcholinesterase to motor unit to muscle fibers and nerves
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What is the muscle attachment that attaches to bones?
Tendons
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What are the thin sheaths on bone that connect muscle to bones?
Aponeurosis/ fascia
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Where is the origin of muscles?
Relatively immobile
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True of false the insertion of muscles is highly mobile?
True
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What are the actions of cardiac muscle?
Involuntary- coordinated contraction with a parallel pump either systemic and pulmonic.
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What things in cardiac muscle can be modified?
Automatic input - sympathetic and parasympathetic
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What are the properties of cardiac muscle?
Excitability- respond to stimuli , mechanical response- systolic and diastolic Conductivity- transmit impulses- organized and sequential Contractility- shortening of fibers that pump blood
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Rhythmic automaticity of heart muscle has a SA node is myogenic and neurogenic and the rate adopts fastest. Tru/False
True
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What is the dimension of cardiac muscle cells?
Length/width= micrometers
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What are the characteristics of cardiac muscle?
Branched and mononuclear is central and striated myofibrils Connections to intercalated discs an functional syncytium
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Is smooth muscle voluntary or involuntary?
Involuntary
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What is the contraction of smooth muscle like/
Wave-like fine motion No conscious effort and can be modified with an automatic input
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What are the properties of smooth muscle?
Two forms of Visceral- organs Multi unit discrete
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Are visceral actions of smooth muscle weak contractions?
No strong contractions with stretch that propulsive and mixes and is automatic
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Where is smooth muscle located?
Gi Reproductive Urinary system
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What are the actions of smooth muscle?
Fine contractions that have individual cells in small groups that require automatic impulses
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What are the locations of smooth muscle actions?
Iris Vascular walls Respiratory tract
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What is the shape of smooth muscle?
Spindle shaped
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Is smooth muscle mononuclear?
Yes and is central
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Does smooth muscle have striations and actin and myosin are parallel?
No it doesn’t have striations or actin or myosin is not parallel
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What are the characteristics of muscle cell contractions?
All or nothing Skeletal not a whole muscle, nerve impulses and out of phase
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What are the fibers of muscle contractions?
Complete contraction for twitch contraction Contraction has more fibers and impulses
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What are the cardiac and smooth muscle contractions?
Stretched
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What is the physiology of cross bridge in muscle cell contraction?
Actin/myosin Myosin head is ratchet like Calcium frees binding sites ATP_ADP ratchet fibers that pulls actin filament
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When does the striated muscle shorten?
Narrows in h zone and I band
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Is smooth muscle cells rounded?
Yes once contracted
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How does depolarization work in muscle cell contraction?
Action potential in the nerves and pacemaker form a stretch response with calcium influx. Depends on blood calcium and binding sites that re exposed in the muscle contractions.Them calcium is removed and calcium pumps and the muscle is relaxed
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What energy products are in muscle cell contraction?
Glucose Oxygen Fats Amino acids Respiration- oxygen
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What products are stored in muscle cell contractions?
Glucose- glycogen Oxygen- myoglobulin
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What is metabolism of muscle cell contraction?
Chemical reactions with ATP production Aerobic- 38ATP needs oxygen Anaerobic- 2 ATP lactic acid with oxygen
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How does energy work in muscle cell contraction?
Chemical bond cleavage on adenosine triphosphate and adenosine diphosphate Then bind restoration creating phosphate
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Types of muscle groups in skeletal muscle
Cutaneous- skin twitch Head/neck- facial expression, mastication, neck motion
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Abdominal muscle group
Trunk motion Abdominal press
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Respiratory muscle group
Inspiration and expiration
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Thoracic/pelvic limb muscle groups
Locomotion Extensors/ flexors Adductors/abductors +/- pronators +/- supinations