Skeletal Muscle Structure Flashcards

1
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Types of muscle

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smooth
cardiac
skeletal

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2
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Smooth muscle

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Smooth involuntary: not striated, single nuclei, digestive, respiratory, and vascular tissues, extremely elastic and pliable

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Cardiac Muscle

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Striated involuntary: cardiac muscle, branched structure, intercalated discs, 1-2 nuclei/cell

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4
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Skeletal Muscle

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voluntary striated: skeletal muscle, multi-nucleated, most abundant form

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5
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Muscle tasks

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primer movers
antagonists
fixation
syngerists
muscles have specific tasks

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6
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Prime movers

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accomplish specific movement
must relax for prime mover to perform

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7
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fixation movers

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hold the base for prime movers

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8
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synergists

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stabilize in opposition to gravity
(keeps us standing)

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9
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Connective tissue

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collagen
elastin
reticular fibers

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10
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Collagen

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most abundant protein
water soluble
inelastic

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Elastin

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very elastic
not water soluble
blood vessels, tendons, and ligaments

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12
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reticular fibers

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small and delicate
surround many organs

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13
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epimysium

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silver skin
around muscle body
anchors to tendon
protection

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14
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perimysium

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around muscle bundles
pathway for nerves and blood flow
marbling

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15
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endomysium

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around muscle fibers
tenderness

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16
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Arrangement of muscle fibers

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origins to insertion
angular
fulsiform
pinnate (uni, bi, multi)

17
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Origins to insertion

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small muscles (intercostae)

18
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Angular

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Angular to longitudinal section of the muscle (longissimus dorsi)

19
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Fulsiform

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fibers run parallel to the muscle (biceps brachi)

20
Q

pinnate

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originate from connective sheaths in leaf array (deltoid)

21
Q

levels of muscle structure

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muscle
muscle bundle
muscle fiber (myofiber)
myofribrils
myofilaments

22
Q

Muscle bundles

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contains 10-20 myofibers
encased by perimysium
can see with the naked eye

23
Q

myofiber

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individual muscle cell
multinucleated
encased by endomysium
cell wall: sarcolemma

24
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Myofibrils

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embedded in sarcoplasm
mitochondria located between myofibrils
compromised of repeating units

25
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sarcomeres

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A band
I band
Z disk
H zone
Pseudo H zone