U3 Lecture 18 Flashcards

- list and describe the specific functions of skeletal muscle - define the terms origin and insertion and describe the action and the reverse action of a muscle using these terms - list and describe the three classes of levers, giving examples of each - describe the classification of muscles base on action, and be able to determine the role played by a muscle in a particular movement

1
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What are the three types of muscle?

A

Skeletal, cardiac, and smooth

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2
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What is the basic function of all three types of muscle?

A

Generate tension

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3
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Functions of skeletal muscle

A
  • Locomotion
  • Facial expression
  • Posture and body position
  • Regulation of body temperature
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4
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Is skeletal muscle voluntary or involuntary?

A

Voluntary

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5
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Characteristics of skeletal muscle

A
  • Always requires nervous system input
  • Can be automatic, but we have the ability to change skeletal muscle activity
    (ex: contraction of diaphragm- breath differently)
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6
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Define origin

A

Where the muscle starts on a bone (stays stationary)

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7
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Define insertion

A

Where the muscle attaches to (moves towards origin)

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8
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Muscles do what on bone?

A

Muscles pull on bone

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9
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What are the two types of body movement?

A

Flexion and extension

and

Abduction and Adduction

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10
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What movement is the body in during the standard anatomical position?

A

Everything is extended except for foot

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11
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What is flexion?

A

Bending or moving the body in a position with a reduced angle

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12
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What is extension?

A

Increased angle of body positions

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13
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Examples of flexion and extension

A

Elbow joint, knee joint, hip joint, shoulder joint

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14
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Define Abduction

A

movement away the midline of body

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15
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Define adduction

A

movement toward the midline

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16
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Examples of abduction and adduction

A

arm and thigh

17
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Reverse muscle action (RMA)

A

When the insertion is anchored, the origin moves towards the insertion
Ex: pull ups

18
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How to classify a muscle based on action

A

action, muscle group, origin, and insertion

19
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Define agonist

A

muscle primarily responsible for the movement

20
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Define antagonist

A

muscle which opposes the action of the agonist

21
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Define synergist

A

assists the agonist in making the action more efficient

22
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Define fixator

A

special synergists which help to prevent movement at muscle origin

23
Q

Flexion of forearm classifications

A

Agonist- brachialis

antagonist - triceps brachii

synergist- biceps brachii

fixator- pectorlis minor

24
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Abduction of the arm classifications

A

agonist - deltoid

antagonist- latissimus dorsi

synergist - supraspinatus

fixator - trapezius

25
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Define lever

A

Ridge bar -> bone

26
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Define fulcrum

A

Fixed point around which the ridge bar (bone) moves -> joint

27
Q

How do muscles move?

A

Muscles act to facilitate movement at a fulcrum (joint) by exerting force on the lever (bone)

28
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Types of lever systems

A

1st class

2nd class

3rd class

29
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1st class levers

A

Fulcrum in the middle, effort on one end and load on the other

30
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2nd class levers

A

Fulcrum on one end and effort on another. Load is in the middle

31
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3rd class levers

A

Fulcrum on one end and load on the other. Effort is in the middle

32
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Which lever is a balanced lever system?

A

1st Class Levers

33
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Which lever sacrifices speed and range of motion for force?

A

2nd class levers

34
Q

Which lever favors speed and range of motion over force

A

3rd class levers

35
Q

Which level is the most common type in the human body

A

Third class levers