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Sarcomere

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functional unit of myofibril

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2
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Cerebrum

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five lobes making up two hemispheres

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3
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Troponin

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contains binding sites for calcium

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4
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Afferent

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sensory part of the peripheral nervous system

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5
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Graded potential

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localized changes in the membrane potential, less than a 15 mv change

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6
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Myelin

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a fatty substance insulating the cell membrane made of Schwann cells

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Action potential

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rapid and substantial depolarization of the neuron’s membrane

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Calcium

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finds receptors on troponin to initiate muscle contractions

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9
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Type 2 fiber

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fast twitch; less myoglobin, easily fatigued, white staining

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10
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Tendon

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connects muscle to bone

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11
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Saltatory conduction

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“leaping” from node to node

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12
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Neuro-muscular junction

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where an alpha-motor neuron communicates with its muscle fibers

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13
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Refractory period

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the cell is unable to respond to another stimulus

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14
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Gluconeogenesis

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creating glucose from a non-carb source; lactic acid, glycerol, alanine amino acid

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15
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Ligament

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connects bone to bone

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16
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Axon terminal

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tiny bulbs of synaptic knobs that contain acetylcholine

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17
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Sodium

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outer cell dominant ion

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18
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Depolarization

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sodium ions rush in and the mv move towards zero (more positive)

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Sympathetic

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fight or flight (pupils dilating)

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20
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Plasmalemma

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contains acetylcholine receptors

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21
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Axon hillock

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where graded potentials gather

22
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Myofibril

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composed of sarcomeres

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Sarcolemma

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contains plasmalemma and basement membrane

24
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Myoglobin

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hemoglobin in muscle

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Myosin
muscle protein, thick with a golf club head
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Actin
muscle protein, thin, moveable binding sites
27
Electron transport chain
part of fat oxidation where hydrogen ions cross the cell membrane
28
Nodes of ranvier
spaces between myelin sheaths
29
Autonomic nervous system
sympathetic and parasympathetic
30
Potassium
inner dominant cell ion
31
"Hitting the wall"
running out of available energy
32
B oxidation
free fatty acid to acetyl coA
33
Somatic
motor
34
Acetylcholine
primary neurotransmitter for motor neurons
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Muscle fiber
muscle cell
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Elasticity
muscles return to resting length
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Efferent
responsible for sending info from the CNS to various tissues and structures
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Type 1 fiber
slow twitch; oxidative
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Triglyceride
one glycerol and three fatty acids
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Sodium potassium pump
maintains resting membrane potential
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Tropomyosin
surrounds actin's binding sites for myosin head
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Sarcoplasmic reticulum
contains stored calcium ions
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Smooth
muscle in digestive tract
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Parasympathetic
rest and digest; hands are warm and dry
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Cori cycle
glucose is made from lactate in the liver
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Hyperpolarization
additional potassium moves out of the cell and the millivolts become more negative
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Synapse
junctions that allow neurons to communicate with each other
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Excitability
muscles are stimulated by nerves
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Axon
the neuron's transmitter, conducting impulses away from the cell body
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NADH/FADH
hydrogen ions part of coenzymes entering ETC