Muscular System Flashcards

1
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Name the 12 voluntary muscles

A
Deltoid. Gluteals
Pectoralis major. Hip flexors 
Latissimus dorsi. Quadriceps
Biceps. Hamstring 
Triceps. Gastrocnemius 
External obliques. Tibialis anterior
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What is the location and the function of the gluteals

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In the middle of the body at the back, forming the bottom

Adduct and extend the leg at the hips, pull the leg backwards

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3
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What is the location and the function of the hamstring

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At the top of each leg at the back

Flex the legs at the knees

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4
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What is the location and the function of the gastrocnemius

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At the bottom of each leg at the back. Also known as the calf muscle.
Point the toes ( plantar-flexion) at the ankle

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5
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What is the location and the function of the latissimus dorsi

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At the back of the body, either side of the chest.

Pull you arms down at the shoulders and behind your back ( adduct and extend

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What is the location and the function of the triceps

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At the top each a rm at the back

Extend the arm at the elbow

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7
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What is the location and the function of the deltoids

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In the upper part of the body, covering the shoulders

Raise the arms in all directions at the shoulders

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8
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What is the location and the function of the biceps

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At the top of each arm at the front

Flex the arm at the elbow

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What is the location and the function of the quadriceps

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At the top of each leg at the front

Extend the leg at the knee

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What is the location and the function of the pectorails major

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In the upper part of the chest at the front

Adduct the arm at the shoulder

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11
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What is the location and the function of the external obliques

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The side of the abdomen

Pull the chest downwards. Flex and rotate the spinal column

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12
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What is the location and the function of the tibialis anterior

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Runs down the shin

Pull the toes up towards the shin ( dorsi-flexion)

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13
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What is the location and the function of the hip flexors

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Sit deep in the front of the hip and connect the leg

Flex the hip, help the leg and knee up towards the body

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14
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What are voluntary muscles

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Voluntary muscles are under your control
You can chose when to contract and relax them
They can only pull, they do this when contracting

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15
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What are involuntary muscles

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We cannot control your involuntary muscles
They contract and relax via our nervous system
Spin-dal shape fibres

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16
Q

How do involuntary muscles help us in sport

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My the blood vessels contracting and relaxing it pushes blood around the body allowing oxygen to be pumped round the body

17
Q

What is a cardiac muscle

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The fibres send electrical signals to the heart to allow it to beat at the correct pace

18
Q

What are antagonistic pairs

A

2 muscles working together allowing movement

19
Q

What muscle is the agonist

A

The one that is working

Getting angry

20
Q

When a muscle relaxes what is the name of the contraction

A

Antagonist

21
Q

What are the 3 antagonistic pairs that we need to know

A

Bicep-tricep
Tibias anterior- gastroneiums
Quadricep-hamstring

22
Q

What are slow twitch fibre

A

Have a slow contraction but a high resistance to fatigue

These are called type 1

23
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What is a fast twitch fibre type 11A

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Split atp at a fast rate by using both aerobic and anaerobic metabolism and thus producing strong fast contractions
800m race

24
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Fast twitch fibre type 1b

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Produce atp at a slow rate by anaerobic metabolism and breaks it down very quickly. This results in extremely fast muscle contraction so therefore produce short fast bursts of power and rapid fatigue