Musculoskeletal [Muscle] Flashcards

1
Q
5 functions of muscle
M
S
C
C
H
A
Movement
Stability
Communication
Control of openings and passages
Heat production
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2
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Ring like muscles called ____ help control admission of ____ and ____ and elimination of ____. Muscle produces __% of heat.

A
Sphincters 
Light
Food
Waste
85%
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3
Q

Name the 2 junctions in a skeletal muscle unit around bone and stuff and their relative strength

A

Osteotendinous junction, strong

Myotendinous junction, weak

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4
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Name for points that move the most / least during contraction

A

Origin

Insertion moves least

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5
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A muscle is a bundle of fascicles. The muscle is surrounded by _____ which is made of ____ tissue. ______ is made of ____ tissue and surrounds the fascicles. The fascicle is surrounded by _____ which is made of ____ tissue. This layer contains _____. There is a thin basement membrane between _______.

A
Epimysium
Dense irregular
Perimysium
Dense irregular
Endomysium
Loose irregular
Nerves and capillaries for myocytes
Myocyte and endomysium
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6
Q

Name the layers of skin to muscle

A

Skin
Superficial fascia (subcutaneous layer)
Deep fascia
Muscle

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7
Q

The deep structures of the body are usually covered with a wrapping of ____ called ____. Muscles that are similar can be _____ and surrounded by ____.

A

Dense
Deep fascia
Grouped together
Deep fascia

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8
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The deeper walls under the deep fascia are called ______. Where this comes into contact with bone, it fuses with the ____. In some areas, the ___ can glide over deep fascia but in others, the deep fascia can be part of a ____.

A

Investing fascia (intermuscular septa, interosseous membranes)
Periosteum
Epimysium
Tendon

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9
Q

Hyperplasia

A

Increase in size due to increase in cell number

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10
Q

Hypertrophy is due to _____. Hyper trophy can be stimulated by _____ or ____.

A

Increases in size of myocytes
Resistance training
Anabolic steroids

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11
Q

Anabolic steroids are variants of ____ that increase the bio process ______. Can also affect other tissues.

A

Testosterone

Protein synthesis

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12
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Atrophy is when _____. Occurs when ____. Also occurs as part of ____. Starts at age ____ and accelerated after age ___. By the time we reach 80 we lose ____%. Atrophy is irreversible/not. Muscle loss can also occur due to _____ which is irreversible/not.

A
Decrease myocyte size.
Muscles aren’t used enough
Diseases such as heart failure, diabetes, cancer, AIDS.
20
50
40%
Reversible 
Loss of cells - hypoplasia
Irreversible
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13
Q

Myocytes are created by ____. They have many ____ and are large so can/can’t divide by mitosis. The myoblasts that don’t fuse are named ____ which lie _____. They can/can’t divide and their function is to ____.

A
Fusion of myoblasts during embryonic (syncitium). 
Nuclei
Large
Can’t 
Satellite cells
Outside sarcolemma but within BM
Can
Repair damage or replace muscle fibers
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14
Q

Desmin ____

A

Holds Z lines together

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