Topic 11 -Muscular System Flashcards

1
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Skeletal muscle cells called

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fibres

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2
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group of fibres

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fascicle

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3
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whole muscle

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group of fascicles

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4
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CT components of Skeletal muscle

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Fascia

Tendons and aponeuroses

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5
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Fascia = CT 3 classifications

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Epimysium -surrounds entire muscle

Perimysium -surrounds fascicles

endomysium -surrounds each muscle fibre

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6
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Tendons and aponeuroses

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extensions of epi, peri and endomysium

anchors muscles to bone (periosteum), cartilage of skin or fascia of other muscles

tendon -rope like ex achilles
aponeuroses -sheet like ex galea aponeurotica= epicranial aponeurosis

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7
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skeletal muscle fibre structure 5 parts

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multinucleated

1) Sarcolemma
2) Sarcoplasm
3) myofibrils
4) T tubules
5) sarcoplasmic reticulum (SR)

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8
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sarcolemma

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cell membrane

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9
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sarcoplasm

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cytoplasm

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10
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myofibrils

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within each fibre there are several hundreds to thousands

composed of sarcomeres

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11
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sarcomere structure, made of two types of myofilaments

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thin filaments

thick filaments

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12
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thin filaments

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actin -functions in contraction

tropomyosin and troponin which regulate contraction (regulatory proteins)

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13
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thick filaments

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composed of myosin -function in contraction
attached to Z discs by titin
has rod like tail with 2 globular heads
head extends towards actin and attaches to it forming a cross bridge

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14
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myofilaments create

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dark and light bands (striations) of the sarcomere

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15
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banding pattern of sarcomere (5)

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A band
H zone
I band
Z discs 
M line
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16
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A band

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dark=length of thick filament -myosin and actin (with troponin and tropomyosin)

17
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H zone

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lighter band at center of A band -myosin only

18
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I band

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light =actin (with troponin and tropomyosin) + titin

19
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Z discs

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in center of I band
actin and titin attach
connect sarcomeres: between 2 Z discs =1 sarcomere
sarcomeres join end to end at Z disc to form myofibrils

20
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M line

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where myosin tails (thick filaments) attach to each other at center of sarcomere

21
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T tubules

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continuation of sarcolemma that extend deep into fibre (cell)

directly encircle myofilaments at junction of A and I bands (2/sarcomere)

22
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Sarcoplasmic reticulum

triad

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smooth ER

2 enlarged areas of SR (terminal cisternae) and T tubule

23
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How do muscles produce movement?

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pulling on bones when they contract

using group action

lever systems

24
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pulling on bones when they contract

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origin=attachment of tendon to stationary bone

insertion=attachment to movable bone

25
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using group action

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agonist -major muscle producing the movement
synergist -help the agonist action and prevent undesirable motions caused by the agonist
antagonist -produces the opposite action of the agonist

26
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lever systems

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bone/muscle interaction at a joint 
parts: lever=bone and fulcrum=joint
effort= contraction of agonist
resistance=opposes movement (weight) 
effort must be greater than resistance to move