PRACTICE QUIZ UNIT 15 Flashcards
Contractile structures of skeletal muscle fibres are proteinaceous, long, threadlike
Myofibrils
Where are filaments pulled towards during muscle contraction
M line
Hamstring group
Flexion the tibia at knee joint
Tibialis Anterior
Dorsiflexion of foot
Iliopsoas
Flexion of femur at hip
Gluteus maximus
Lateral rotation of femur at hip
Rectus abdominus
Movement of trunk
Deltoid
Abduction of humerus at shoulder
Quadriceps femurs group
Extension of tibia at knee
Sartorius
Abduction of femur at hip
Gastrocnemius
Plantarflexion of food
Pectoralis major
Adduction of humerus at shoulder
What is iliopsoas composed of
Psoas major and iliacus
Two muscles that abduct the humerus
Delatoid and supraspinatus
Movement where there is decrease in angle between articulating bones
Flexion
Movement of bending the trunk forward at intervertebral disc
Flexion
Abduction
Moving limb laterally away from midline of body
Circumduction
Movement of body part in circular manner
Protraction
Movement of scapula or mandible forward
Inversion
Tuning of food towards midline of body
Dorsiflexion
Movement that lifts front of foot
Depression
Movement of shoulder or mandible downwards
Flexion
Decreasing angle between two bones or body part
Adduction
Moving limb medially towards midline of body
Plantarflexion.
Movement that lifts heel of food off ground
Retraction
Movement of scapula or mandible backwards
Extension
Increasing angle between two bones or body
Rotation
Twisting of body part around vertical axis
Eversion
Turning of food away from midline of body
Elevation
Movement of shoulder or mandible upwards
2 regulatory proteins in thin filaments of skeletal muscle fibres
Troponin and tropomyosin
Movement that involves combination of abductoin, extension, and adduction
Circumduction
Muscle with 3 origins is called
Triceps
Attachment of muscle tendon to stationary bone
Origin
Attachment of muscle other tendon to the movable bone
Insertion