Notes On Muscular System Test 7 Flashcards

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1
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What are the four traits of muscles

A
  • Excitability/ Irritability
  • Contractability
  • Extensibility
  • Elasticity
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What does excitability/ Irritability mean

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Ability to respond to stimulus (Electricity)

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3
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What does contractability mean

A

Ability to shorten (weight lifting)

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4
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What does extensibility mean

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Ability to lengthen (flexibility)

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5
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What does elasticity mean

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The Ability of a muscle to return to its original shape

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6
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What are the three types of muscles

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  • Skeletal
  • Smooth/ Visceral
  • Cardiac
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Where does the skeletal muscles attach, is it striated, and is it voluntary or in-voluntary

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  • All over the body
  • It is striated
  • It is voluntary
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Where are the smooth/ visceral located, is it striated, and is it voluntary or in-voluntary

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  • Intestines, Stomach, Blood cells
  • Non-Striated
  • In-voluntary
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9
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Where is the cardiac muscle, is it striated, and is it voluntary or in-voluntary

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  • In the heart
  • Striated
  • in-voluntary
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10
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What are the three points of attachment

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  • Origin
  • Insertion
  • Fascia
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11
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Describe Origin

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Part of muscle that doesn’t move and is USUALLY proximal

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12
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Describe insertion

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Part of the muscle that moves USUALLY distal

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13
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Describe Fascia

A

White sheet that covers muscle

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14
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Muscle Belly

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fleshy body of muscle between slender points of attachment (Middle of muscle)

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Muscle fascicle

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layers of tough connective tissue surrounding large skeletal muscles
(CUT THE MUSCLE BELLY IN HALF)

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16
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What’s a fiber

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A muscle cell

17
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Muscle Myofibrils

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Long cylindrical structures in each muscle fiber

18
Q

What are the circular grippies called in the sliding filament theory

A

Myosin

19
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What are the square grippies called in the sliding filament theory

A

Actin

20
Q

What is the element that floods the motor units in the sliding filament theory

A

Calcium

21
Q

What is a muscle twitch

A

ONE muscular contraction and ONE relaxation

22
Q

What is muscle tetanus

A

A continuous contraction

23
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What is tonus

A

normal, continuous state of partial muscle contraction

24
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What’s a prime mover

A

muscles responsible for movement

25
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What is a synergist

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Muscle that assists the prime mover to make a full movement

26
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What’s the agonist

A

The muscle that contracts

27
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What’s the antagonist

A

The muscle that relaxes

28
Q

What’s and example of the agonist and antagonist pairs

A

Hamstrings and quads

29
Q

Describe a grade 1 muscle strain

A

When a muscle is stretched too far (feels sore)

30
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Describe a grade 2 muscle strain

A

When a muscle is partially torn ( has a bit of hurt)

31
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Describe a grade 3 muscle strain

A

When a muscle is fully torn ( has a lot of pain and bruises really bad)

32
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How do you fix a grade 1 and USUALLY a grade 2 strain

A

RICE

33
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How do you fix a grade 3 and OCASSIONALLY a grade 2 strain

A

Surgery