Skeletal Muscle Flashcards

1
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Skeletal muscle accounts for what percentage of body weight?

A

50%

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2
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How many different muscles are there in the body?

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600

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3
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What are the three types of muscle?

A
  1. skeletal
  2. cardiac
  3. smooth
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4
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Smooth muscle is found in the …..

A

digestive system, blood vessels

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5
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What are the 5 muscle properties?

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  1. contractility
  2. excitability
  3. conductivity
  4. elasticity
  5. adaptability
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6
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Contractility is…

A

ability to shorten and develop force

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7
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Excitability is…

A

ability to respond to a stimulus

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8
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Conductivity is…

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ability to transmit electrical impusles throughout muscle

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9
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elasticity is…

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ability to elongate (stretch) and return to original length

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10
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Adaptability is…

A

Ability to change characteristics following exposure to a stimulus

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11
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A stimulus would be considered …

A

training, de-training, immobilization

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12
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What is a muscle attachment?

A

location on bone where muscle connects

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13
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The origin of a muscle is…

A

attachment point thats less movable (the fixed end)

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14
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The insertion of a muscle is….

A

attachment point thats more movable (ie. wrist to elbow)

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15
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The characteristics of the bone in which muscles are attached to are…

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tubercles, trochanters, crests

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16
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What criteria are used to name skeletal muscles?

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  • location (intercostal muscle)
  • shape (deltoid muscle)
  • size (gluteus maximum)
  • direction of fascicles (rectus abdominis)
  • location of attachments (brachioradialis)
  • number of origins (biceps)
  • actions (adductor brevis)
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17
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What are prime movers?

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muscles providing major force for a specific movement

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18
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What are antagonists?

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Muscles that oppose a particular movement

19
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What are Synergists?

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Muscles that have the same effect (adds force to a movement)

20
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What is an example of a synergist?

A

elbow flexion
(biceps brachii, brachialis, and brachioradialis all work together)

21
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What are Fixators?

A

Synergists that immobilize a bone or muscles origin

22
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What are the MAIN 3 criteria for naming skeletal muscles?

A
  1. Number of origins
  2. Location of attachments
  3. Action
23
Q

Typically muscles contract in what direction?

A

Towards the origin

24
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What are the prime movers of jaw closure?

A

temporalis and masseter

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Force is generated by the _____ in muscle.
Striations
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Cranial nerve V is responsible for the function of the ______ and ______ muscles.
Temporalis and masseter muscles
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The splenius capitis is a muscle in the neck that is responsible for what motion?
Head extension, rotation, and lateral bending
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The splenius cervicis is a muscle in the neck that is synergistic with the splenius capitis. As a result, it is responsible for what motion?
Head extension, rotation, and lateral bending
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What are the intrinsic (deep) muscles of the back?
- capitis = attachment to head - cervicis = cervical, neck motion - thoracis = thorax - lumborum = low back
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What is the deepest abdominal muscle?
Transverse abdominal
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What is the most superficial abdominal muscle?
External abdominal oblique
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The deltoid muscle contributes towards what motions?
- arm flexion (sagittal) - abduction (frontal) - extension (post. sagittal)
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The pectoralis major contributes to what motions?
-Horizontal adduction -Internal rotaion
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The biceps brachii contributes to what motions?
- elbow flexion - arm flexion - forearm supplination
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The brachialis muscle contributes to what motions?
elbow flexion
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The brachioradialis contributes to what motions?
- elbow flexion - forearm neutral
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What are the rotator cuff muscles?
S.I.T.S - Supraspinatous (superior) - Infraspinatous - Teres minor - Subscapularis (inferior)
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The rotator cuff muscles are involved in what motion?
Humeral rotation (internal/external)
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The triceps brachii is involved in what motions?
- elbow extension - shoulder extensions
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The anconeus muscle is involved in what motion?
elbow extension
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The latissimus dorsi is involved in what motion?
- arm adduction - internal rotation
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Name the muscle that carries out the following motion: Anterior elbow flexion and extension
brachialis
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