muscular system Flashcards

1
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how many muscles are in the body?

A

over 600

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2
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whats involuntary muscle? whats muscle type? where dose it form? what dose it do?

A
  • cardiac muscle that functions with out conscious thought
  • forms on wall of heart
  • contracts to circulate blood
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3
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whats voluntary muscle? whats muscle type?where dose it form? what dose it do?

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  • skeletal muscle that person has control over movement
  • forms around all bones of body
  • causes body movement
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4
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whats smooth/visceral muscle? where is it form? what dose it do?

A
  • muscle fiber
  • forms in internal organs/ blood vessels
  • produces movement in organs
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5
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4 functions of skeletal muscle?

A

attach to bones, produce heat, posture protection

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6
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tendons?

A

a way that skeletal muscles attach to bone by, strong/tough connective tissue cords.

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7
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fascia?

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a way that the skeletal muscles attach to the bone through a sheet like membrane that covers and protects tissue

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8
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bundles of muscle fiber?

A

connective/fibrous tissue that wraps around individual muscle

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9
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muscle attachment to bones?

A

tendons- strong connective tissue cords

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10
Q

orign

A

end of muscle that does not move

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11
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insertion

A

end of muscle that moves with contraction

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12
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muscle tone?

A

when muscles partially contract, that’s maintained through proper nutrition and exercise

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13
Q

muscle atrophy? what causes it?

A
  • the muscles shrink in size and loose strength

- happens b/c muscles aren’t used for a long time.

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14
Q

contracture?

A

severe tightening of a flexor muscle resulting in bending of joint.

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15
Q

joints affected by contracture?

A

finger, wrist, knees.

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16
Q

excitability?

A

ability to respond to a stimulus

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17
Q

extensibility?

A

ability to be stretched

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18
Q

contractability?

A

ability to become short and thick.

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19
Q

elasticity?

A

ability to return to original shape.

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20
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adduction?

A

moving part of body towards midline (moving leg towrds body)

21
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abduction?

A

moving body part away from midline (moving arm away from side of the body)

22
Q

rotation?

A

turning a body part on its own axis by circular motion (turn head side to side)

23
Q

flexion?

A

decreasing angle between two bones. (bending lower arm up towards upper arm)

24
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extension?

A

increasing angle between two bones. (straightening the lower leg away from upper leg)

25
Q

biceps brachii?

A

muscle of upper arm that flexes lower arm.

26
Q

triceps branchii?

A

muscle of upper arm that extends lower arm.

27
Q

deltoid?

A

muscle in shoulder that abducts arm (moving away from midline) (used as injection site)

28
Q

intercostals?

A

muscle between ribs that move for breathing

29
Q

pectoralis major?

A

muscle on upper chest that adducts upper arm (moving towards midline)

30
Q

rectus abdominus?

A

muscles on pubic bone that compress the abdomen

31
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latissimus dorsi?

A

muscles on spine to chest that extend and adduct upper arm (move towards midline)

32
Q

sternocleidomastoid?

A

muscle on side of neck that turns and flexes head

33
Q

trapezius?

A

muscle on upper back and neck that extends the head and moves shoulder

34
Q

Quadriceps femoris

A

Muscle i’m in front of thigh that extends the leg

35
Q

Satorious?

A

Muscle on front of thigh that abducts the thigh and flexes the leg

36
Q

Tibial is anterior

A

The muscle on the front of lower leg that flexes and inverts the foot

37
Q

Gluteus Maximus?

A

Muscle in the buttocks that extends the thigh

38
Q

Hamstring/biceps femoris?

A

Muscle in back of thigh that flexes leg

39
Q

Gastrocnemius?

A

Muscle on back of lower leg that flex sole of foot

40
Q

Atrophy?

A

Muscle wasting that occurs when muscles are not used

41
Q

Tetanus

A

Contaminated wound caused by bacteria

42
Q

Strain?

A

Over stretching/injury to tendon or muscle, common in hamstring and the back

43
Q

Muscular dystrophy

A

Bad/ unnormal development of muscle, inherited disease that lead to muscle atrophy. – Common in males

44
Q

Contracture

A

Shortening of afrxor muscle, resulting from lack of use. ( foot drop, laying in bed for a long period of time)

45
Q

Muscle spasm? What’s the treatment?

A

Sudden, painful involuntary contraction

Treatment- stretching

46
Q

Myasthenia gavis?

A

Nerve impulses not properly trasmitted that leads to weakness and paralysis

47
Q

Slow twitch?

A

Prolonged activity that requires constant energy, aerobics, running, bicycle. - exercise that has more mitochondria

48
Q

Fast twitch?

A

Brief, high-energy expenditure, in aerobics, weightlifting, sprints, push-ups.

49
Q

Oxygen debt?

A

You breathing rapidly and deeply