Unit 3: Motor Systems Flashcards

1
Q

L1: _____ are collagen structures at the junction between a muscle and tendon and detect muscle stretch.

A

Golgi Tendon Organs

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2
Q

L1: _____ are mapped in the motor cortex.

A

Movements

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3
Q

L1: _____ are present in intrafusal muscle fibers and detect muscle stretch.

A

Muscle spindles

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4
Q

L1: _____ motor units are recruited first.

A

Smaller

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5
Q

L1: Motor unit: ______ alpha motor neuron(s) innverating _______.

A

a single; muscle fibers

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6
Q

L1: Which fiber type? Activate quickly, fatigue rapidly

A

Fast-twich glycolytic

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7
Q

L1: Which fiber type? Activate quickly, have many fibers, and fatigue moderately slowly

A

Fast-twitch oxidative

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8
Q

L1: Which fiber type? Fatigue very slowly due to high amounts of myoglobin and many mitochondria

A

Slow-twitch

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9
Q

L1: Which fiber type? Shorten extremely slowly and create isometric tension with low fatiguability

A

Tonic

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10
Q

L2: ______ can sense muscle stretch during muscle contraction via _______ innervation.

A

Muscle spindles; gamma-motor neuron

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11
Q

L2: ______ cannot detect muscle stretch during passive movement

A

Golgi Tendon Organs

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12
Q

L2: ______ neurons are not recruited in reflex pathways.

A

Gamma-motor

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13
Q

L2: Flexion-extension coupling is mediated by __ afferent input from ______ that result in activation of excitatory and inhibitory interneurons in the spinal cord

A

Ib; Golgi Tendon Organs

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14
Q

L2: Golgi Tendon Organis are oriented in ______ with muscle fibers and are innervated by group ______ afferents.

A

series; Ib

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15
Q

L2: In overestimating force needed to lift an object the extrafusal fibers shorten ___ than the muscle spindle fibers, triggering a _____ firing rate of the muscle spindle, and feedback that _____ muscle tension.

A

more; decreased; decreases

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16
Q

L2: In underestimating force needed to lift an object the extrafusal fibers shorten ___ than the muscle spindle fibers, triggering a _____ firing rate of the muscle spindle, and feedback that _____ muscle tension.

A

less; increased; increases

17
Q

L2: Muscle spindles are oriented in ______ with muscle fibers and are innervated by group _____ afferents.

A

parallel; Ia and II

18
Q

L2: Smaller motor neurons have _____ input resistance, such that the same stimulation elicits _____ voltage change.

A

increased; increased

19
Q

L2: Smaller motor units tend to activate more _______-twitch fibers.

A

Slow

20
Q

L2: Stretching of _____ afferent fibers causes activation of alpha-motor neurons in the stretch muscle and ______ of alpha-motor neurons in the antagonist muscle

A

Ia; inhibition

21
Q

L2: Which brain structure? Involved in self-cued movements; highly activated during mental rehearsal of movement

A

Supplementary motor cortex

22
Q

L2: Which brain structure? Involved when movement is initiated by an external cue

A

Premotor cortex

23
Q

L2: Which brain structure? Invovled in anticipatory responses to a voluntary movement that help control posture and balance.

A

Reticular formation

24
Q

L2: Which brain structure? Merges auditory and visual information onto a body coordinate system

A

Superior colliculus

25
Q

L2: Which brain structure? Receives input from mesencephalic motor nucleus to regulate locomotor speed

A

Reticular formation