Muscular system Flashcards

1
Q

Functions of the muscles

A
Movement
Heat production
Stability 
Glycemic control 
Control of body openings and passages
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2
Q

Properties of muscle

A
Excitability
Conductivity 
Contractility 
Extensibility 
Elasticity
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3
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Excitability

A

react to stimuli

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4
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Conductivity

A

spread electrical impulse through muscle cell

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5
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Contractility

A

shorten when stimulated

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6
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Extensibility

A

can stretch w/o harm

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7
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Elasticity

A

can recoil from stretch

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8
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Indirect attachment

A

Tendon attaches muscle to bone

Connects into periostenum and matrix

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9
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Aponerurosis

A

Broad sheet of tendon

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10
Q

Direct (fleshy) attachment

A

Close association with bone
connection with collagen fibers
Can attach to tissues other than bone, such as dermis of skin

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11
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Origin

A

Muscle attachment @ stationary end

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12
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Insertion

A

Muscle attachment @ mobile end

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13
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Belly

A

Area between origin & insertion

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14
Q

Endomysium

A

wraps cell

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15
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Perimysium

A

wraps fascicle

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16
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Epimysium

A

wraps muscle

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17
Q

Fascia

A

wraps muscle group

18
Q

Functional Groups of Muscles

A
Action
Prime mover ( agonist) 
Synergist 
Antagonist
Fixator
19
Q

Action

A

Effects produced by a muscle

Produce or prevent movement

20
Q

Prime Mover (agonist)

A

Produces main force of action

21
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Synergist

A

Aids prime mover

May stabilize joint

22
Q

Antagonist

A

Opposes prime mover

Antagonistic pair- act on opposite sides of joint

23
Q

Fixator

A

Prevents bone movement

24
Q

Muscles are named by:

A
Size
Shape 
Location 
# of heads
Orientation of the fibers
Action
25
Q

Myosin

A

Heads project from bundled tails of hundreds of molecules

26
Q

Actin

A

Fibrous- resmebles necklace

Globular- resembles one bead of necklace

27
Q

Tropomysin

A

Blocks active sites when muscle is relaxed

28
Q

Troponin

A

Attaches to tropmysin, bonds calcium when excited

29
Q

Elastic filaments

Functions:

A

Contractile protiens
Myosin & actin
Regulatory protiens:
Tropomyosin & troponin

30
Q

A-band

A

Dark stripe of thick filaments that partly overlap thin filaments

31
Q

H-band

A

Central region of A band that is a little lighter due to lack of thin filaments

32
Q

M line

A

MIdline of A band(and H band) that anchors thick filaments together

33
Q

I band

A

Light stripe of thin filaments only

34
Q

Z disc (Z line)

A

midline of I band
Protien that anchors thin & elastic filaments
Defines boundaries of sarcomere

35
Q

Neuromuscular junction

A

Synapse

36
Q

Neuromuscular

A

Motor neuron’s synaptic knob contains vesicles w/ acetycholine (Ach)

37
Q

Nerve- Muscular relationship

A

Synaptic cleft

Junctional folds of muscle cell’s membrane contain Ach receptors

38
Q

Myopathies

A

Diseases of muscle

39
Q

Muscluar dystrophy

A

Heritary
Defective gene for dystrophin
Skeletal muscle degerneration

40
Q

Myasthenia gravis (MG)

A

Autoimmune disease

Destruction of ACh receptors