muscular system Flashcards

1
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different types of muscle

voluntary (skeletal) muscles

A

attached to the skeleton.
are under your conscious control.
help move the body.

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different types of muscle

involuntary (smooth) muscles

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work internal organs.

don’t consciously control them.

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example of involuntary muscle

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the cardiac muscle is a type of involuntary muscle that forms the heart.
it never gets tired, the heart can pump blood around your body all the time.
during exercise, voluntary muscles need oxygen so they can move the body.
when the heart beats, it pumps blood carrying oxygen to these muscles

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4
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voluntary muscles

biceps

A

upper front arm

flexion at elbow

when curling weights

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5
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voluntary muscles

triceps

A

upper back arm

extension at elbow

during a jump shot in netball

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voluntary muscles

pectorals

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adduction and flexion (horizontally) at shoulder

forehand drive in tennis

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voluntary muscles

hip flexors

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hip

flexion of the leg at the hip

lifting the knee when sprinting

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voluntary muscles

gluteals

A

booty

extension, rotation and abduction of the leg at the hip

pushing the body forwards when running

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9
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voluntary muscles

trapezius

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the back, above shoulder blades

extension at the neck (tilting head back)

preparing to head a football

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10
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voluntary muscles

deltoid

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shoulder

flexion, extension, abduction or circumduction at the shoulder

during front crawl in swimming

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voluntary muscles

latissimus dorsi

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lower back

extension, adduction or rotation at the shoulder

butterfly stroke in swimming

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12
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voluntary muscles

hamstring

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upper back leg

flexion at the knee

bringing the foot back before kicking a football

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13
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voluntary muscles

quadriceps

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front upper leg

extension at the knee

standing on the toes in ballet pointe work

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14
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voluntary muscles

gastrocnemius

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calf

plantar-flexion at the ankle

during a heel side turn in snowboarding

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15
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voluntary muscles

abdominals

A

ABS

flexion at the waist

during a sit up

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16
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antagonist pairs

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antagonistic muscles are pairs of muscles that work against each other

one muscle contracts while the other one relaxes and vice versa

the muscle that’s contracting is the agonist

the muscle that is relaxing is the antagonist

each muscle is attached to two bones by tendons

17
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antagonistic muscle pairs

knee

A

flexion:
agonist- hamstrings
antagonist- quadriceps

extension:
agonist- quadriceps
antagonist- hamstring

18
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antagonistic muscle pairs

elbow

A

flexion:
agonist- biceps
antagonist- triceps

extension:
agonist: triceps
antagonist- biceps

19
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antagonistic muscle pairs

hip

A

flexion:
agonist- hip flexors
antagonist- gluteals

extension:
agonist- gluteals
antagonist- hip flexors

20
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antagonistic muscle pairs

shoulder

A

flexion:
agonist- front part of deltoid
antagonist- back part of deltoid

extension:
agonist- back part of deltoid
antagonist- front part of deltoid

21
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key words

antagonistic pairs

A

a pair of muscles that work together to produce movement

22
Q

key words

an origin

A

the end of the muscle that’s attached to the bone that is stable. the point of origin stays as the muscles contracts

DOESNT MOVE

23
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key words

insertion

A

end of the muscle attached to the bone that moves

MOVES

24
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key words

muscle hypertrophy

A

increase of muscle size as a result of regular exercise

25
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key words

muscular strength

A

amount of force a muscle can produce with a single maximal effort

26
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key words

muscular endurance

A

ability of your muscles to exert force against a resistance over a sustained period of time

27
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key words

fixator

A

a muscle that works with others to stabilise the origin of a prime mover