NM III Flashcards

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1
Q

is central and peripheral fatigue fall under performance or perceived fatigue or performance fatigue

where are they compared to NM junction

describe central

describe peripheral

A

Central and peripheral are performance fatigue
central is before NM junction and peripheral is after

central is physiological not the feeling

central means there is less motor drive to the muscle

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what are some mechanisms of peripheral fatigue

IN THE NM JUNCTION

A

Anything that inhibits pre and post synaptic areas

too much K+ in extra cellular space

Not enough ATP, for Na+K+ ATPase, or SERCA

Less Ca2+ release of Uptake, SERCA and SR

too MANY or too FEW Ach

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Interpolated Twitch technique

how does it work

what does it study

A

put electrodes on muscle and nerve and stimulate the nerve to see muscle force produced

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mechanisms of central fatigue, is it harder to study

factors

A

yes it is harder to study

the brain sends motor drive down to muscles to contract them, the muscle contracts and Metabolites buildup, like K+ or Lactic Acid

Afferent feedback senses too much and to negative feedback it tells the brain to lower the intensity or stop altogether

cortical drive is affected
motorneurons are affected
and afferent feedback on buildup of metabolites

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USE a MVC and use ITT for a resting twitch,

what is happening what is it reading

how to know what is being activated or not

A

perform a MVC and hold for 5 seconds

send additional stimulus during MVC and see Super imposed twitch, the muscles your brain couldn’t activate

resting twitch is only stimulation for ITT, peripheral fatigue

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from graph, what is small jump and what does it measure

how to calculate Central fatigue

A

Resting twitch is only peripheral fatigue, as it happens at the neuromuscular junction and can’t produce as much force, the buildup of metabolites

to calculate central fatigue from the graph, you need to put superimposed over resting twitch. see what the muscles didn’t produce, and look at peripheral fatigue

VA(central fatigue) = 1- SIT/RT

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break down the two graphs and describe what is happening

A

Top one:
Central fatigue, low intensity for a long time
Large SIT means CNS isn’t producing as large of a motor drive and activates less muscles,

Bottom:
Peripheral fatigue, high intensity over short time, resting twitch goes down as muscles can’t produce as much force

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what does MVC force consist of

what does a large SIT mean

lowering of VA meaning

small RT meaning

lower RT means

A

MVC is the capacity of the nervous system plus muscles
measures central and peripheral. combined of both

large SIT means that the CNS is producing less of a motor drive

Lower VA means central fatigue is increasing

SMALL RT means muscles can’t produce as much force

LOWER resting twitch means peripheral fatigue is increasing

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Exercise intensity and duration

high intensity shorts time and low intensity long time

Twitch
MVC
and VA

A

MVC, doesn’t change much

Twitch, large change in high intensity, small in low intensity, more peripheral, muscles can’t produce force

VA, large change in low intensity but tiny in high,more central, CNS can’t send a large enough more drive

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when is Central fatigue more prevelant
when is peripheral fatigue more prevelant

A

central- lower intensity, long time
jogging
brain doesn’t send motor drive because of buildup of metabolite OVER TIME

Peripheral- high intensity, short time
sprinting
muscles can’t produce as much force because of inhibits in post synaptic areas, not enough ATP or Ach
muscle fatigue

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