Questions

Question 1

What blocks the bonding site of the myosin?

Answer 1

Tropomyosine

Question 2

What covers/protects tropomyosine

Answer 2

Troponine

Question 3

Why is ATP required for muscle contraction?

Answer 3

ATP then binds to myosin, moving the myosin. Releasing the myosin head from the actin active site. ATP can then attach to myosin, which allows the cross-bridge.

Question 4

Function of L- tubuli

Answer 4

Stores and releases calcium

Question 5

Function of T - tubuli

Answer 5

T - tubuli starts the action potential. Stimulating the L - tubuli to release the calcium

Question 6

Function of thyroxine?

Answer 6

Stimulates resting metabolism and stimulates growth hormones

Question 7

Function of (nor) adrenaline:

Answer 7

Activates formatio reticularis, blood distribution (fight or flight), stimulates glycogenolysis

Question 8

How does adrenaline stimulate blood distribution?

Answer 8

Sends more blood to the muscle: ergotropic

Question 9

Example of ergotrophic:

Answer 9

Muscles

Question 10

Example of tropotophic:

Answer 10

Metabolism

Question 11

Basic forms of pain:

Answer 11

Somatogenic, visceral, neuropathy, pshyiological pain

Question 12

Where does referred pain occur?

Answer 12

Visceral pain

Question 13

What are the two function of the nerve system?

Answer 13

Autonomous/vegetative, animal

Question 14

The autonomous/vegetative system can be divided into:

Answer 14

Parasympathetic (Homeostasis, metabolism, etc) sympathetic (fight or flight)