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muscular system

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3 Muscle Functions   *Hold the body Erect and make movement possible *Generates nearly 85% of body heat *Move food through the digestive system  
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How many muscles?   More than 600  
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3 Muscle Tissues   *Muscle Fibers *Fascia *Tendons  
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3 Types of Muscle   *Skeletal *Smoooth *Cardiac  
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Skeletal Muscle   Attaches to the bone and is also called striated because of how the muscle fibers look. It's under conscious(voluntary) control  
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Smooth Muscles   Found in the walls of internal organs suc as the digestive track and blood vessels. It's Visceral (unstriated) Under involuntary control.  
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Cardiac Muscle   In the heart and is unique. Looks striated but acts like smooth muscle.  
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Muscles are arranges in ______.   Pairs  
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Antagonistic Muscle   Pairs work in opposition to eachother.  
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Contraction and Relaxation   Make motion possible.  
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Contraction   The tightening of a muscle  
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Relaxation   When muscle returs to it's normal state.  
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Abduction   Moving AWAY from midline  
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Adduction   Moving TOWARD the midline.  
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Flexion   DECREASING the angle of a joint.  
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Extension   INCREASES the angle of a joint  
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Elevation   RAISES a body part.  
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Depression   LOWERS a body part.  
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Rotation   Turns a bone on it's own axis  
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Circumduction   Turns a bone at the far end.  
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Supination   Turns the plam upward or FORWARD  
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Pronation   Turns the palm downward or BACKWARD  
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Dorisflexion   Bends the foot UPWAWARD at the ankle.  
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Plantar Flexion   Bends the foot DOWNWARD at the ankle.  
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Tendonitis   Inflammation of the tendon caused by excessive of repetitive use of a joint  
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Myalgia   Muscle tenderness or pain  
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Myorrhexis   Rupture of the muscle  
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Dystaxia   Difficulty controlling voluntary movement  
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Contracture   Abnormal shortening of the muscle tissue making the muscles resistant to stretching  
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Spasm(cramp)   Sudden, involuntary contraction of a muscle or a group of muscles  
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Bradykinesia   Extreme slowness in movement  
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Myasthenia Gravis   Chronic autoimmune disease where there is difficulty in the neuromuscular function causing episodes of extreme muscle weakness.  
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Muscular Dystrophy   Group of disorders that cause muscle weakness without affecting the nervous system  
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Duchenne's Muscular Dystrophy   Group pof disorders that appears from 2-6 years of age and progresses slowly. Survival beyond late twenties is rare.  
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Fibromyalgia   Chronic disorder of unknown cause. Causes widespread aching pain, tender points, and fatigue.  
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Tender Points   Abnormal areas of soreness. Usually in predictable locations at the base of the neck along the spine, in front of the hip and elbow and behind the knee and shoulder.  
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Rotator Cuff Tendinitis   Inflammation of the tendons of th erotator cuff. The condition is often named for the cause(tennis shoulder, Pitcher's shoulder)  
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome   Occurs when tendons passing through the carpal tunnel are chronically overused and become inflamed and swollen. Swellling creates pressure on the nerve as it passes thorugh the tunnel, causing pain, burnin, and tingling in the fingers and hand.  
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