(Part 3) Class 7 - Muscle Tissue (Neuro and Chemical) Flashcards

1
Q

What is ATP and what does it do?

A

ATP (Adrenosphene Triphosphate) is the body’s most important energy transfer molecule. It is key in muscle contraction.

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2
Q

The neurochemical _____ also known as ____ functions as a chemical messenger in the excitation phase of muscle action.

A

ACh, (ascetylcholine)

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3
Q

A myofibril in a muscle is a bundle of ____________.

A

Myofilaments

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4
Q

There are 3 kinds of myofilaments, elastic filaments, ________ and ___________.

A

Thick Filaments (Myosin) and Thin filaments (Actin).

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5
Q

Myosin and actin are called _____ ______ because they _____ the muscle fibers.

A

contractile protiens, shorten

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6
Q

________ is the calcium _______ protein in muscle contraction.

A

Actin, binding

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7
Q

________ ________ are made of several hundred _____ molecules that have golf club shaped heads in the bundle.

A

Thick myofilaments, Myosin

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8
Q

_____ ______ are made of two intertwining strands of ______ with calcium binding molecules attached.

A

Thin myofilaments, Actin

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9
Q

The contractile proteins ____ and _______ interact with the ______ proteins (tropomyosin and troponin) to contract a muscle fiber which is activated by the release of ______ into the ______ and its binding to troponin.

A

Actin, Myosin, regulatory, Calcium, sarcoplasm

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10
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In sliding filament theory a _________ or the segment of myofibril between one _______ and the next shortens and pulls pull the ______ closer together due to contractile proteins myosin and actin’s actions.

A

Sarcomere, z-disk, z-disks,

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11
Q

A ______ _______ consists of one nerve fiber and the ______ _______ it innervates.

A

motor unit, muscle fibers

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12
Q

True or False: Actin and Myosin shorten during contraction.

A

False. They cause the individual sarcomeres to shorten and z disks to come closer together.

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13
Q

Skeletal muscle never contracts unless _____ by a _________.

A

stimulated , nerve

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14
Q

When muscle fibers contract in a motor unit, they contract ______ ______.

A

in unison.

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15
Q

A _______ is a gap where chemical transfer occurs and a nerve fiber meets its _____ ____ in the neuromuscular junction.

A

synapse, target cell

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16
Q

_______ cells envelope a neuromuscular junction and isolate them from surrounding tissue fluid.

A

Schwann

17
Q

Three ways a signal stops in the neuromuscular cycle are ________, ________ and ________.

A

diffusion, reuptake and degradation ( with AChe)

18
Q

In the excitation phase _______ stimulates the release of _______ to prepare the muscle fiber for the next phase toward contraction.

A

ACh (ascetalcholine),calcium

19
Q

In contraction the ___ head must have an ____ molecule bound to it to initiate the process.

A

myosin, ATP

20
Q

_______ ________ is a disease caused by lack of ACh receptors.

A

Myasthenia gravis.

21
Q

A strain is a tear in __ or _____. A sprain is a tear in _________.

A

Muscle, tendon, ligament.

22
Q

Cardiac muscle is ____ like skeletal muscle and it is repaired by __.

A

striated, fibrosis