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Biology Lab 9-13

Chps 9-13

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4 major tissues of the body 1. Muscle 2. Epithelial 3. Connective 4. Nervous
How many different types of muscle tissue, and they are? 3. skeletal,cardiac,and smooth muscle
Cells in muscle tissue are (2 things) cylindrical and multinucleated
Skeletal muscle tissue is voluntary or involuntary? Voluntary
Why is skeletal muscle loose? So it can be able to contract
Tendon anchors the muscle to the bone
Epimysium blends into the tendons
Fasicle subsection within the whole muscle (one circular tube)
Perimysium covers each fascicle
Muscle fiber muscle cell
Endomysium around each muscle fiber
Sarcolemma plasma membrane of a muscle fiber
Sarcoplasm cytoplasm of a muscle fiber
Nuclei located peripherally in skeletal muscle fibers, just beneath the sarcolemma
myofibril organelle found in skeletal muscle cells
sarcomemre one myofibril can be composed of 10,000 sarcomeres
sarcoplasmic reticulum wraps around each myofibril
terminal cisternae one t-tubule lies between two terminal cisternae
t-tubule encircle the myofibrils
Triad bne t-tubule between two terminal cisternae
Filament theory actin slides over myosin
A neuromuscular junction looks like? Big League Chew or neat strips of pink ribbon
SM on forehead frontalis
SM surrounding the eye orbicularis oculi
SM on jaw masseter
SM surrounding the mouth orbicularis oris
SM diagonally leading from behind the ear to the base of the neck sternocleidomastoid
SM making a diamond on the back trapezius
SM on pecs pectoralis major
SM on the top of the shoulder deltoid
SM under the armpit that pulls the back together Latissimus dorsi
SM connectiong the muscle of the armpit to the SM of the ribs Serratus anterior
SM of the ribs and love handles external oblique
6 pack of abs rectus abdominus
SM on the top of the forearm biceps brachii
SM on the radial side of the hand brachioradialis
SM on the ulna side of the hand flexor carpi ulnarus
SM that connects the hip to the back of the knee tensor fasciae latae
SM that connects the hip to the front of the knee sartorius
Upper Groin area SM adductor longus
Lower Groin are SM gracilis
3 parts of the Quadricep 1. Vastus medialis-groin side 2.Vastus lateralis-directly above the knee 3.Rectus femoris-away from the body
SM of the fibula fibularis longus
SM of the tibia tibialis anterior
Upper calf muscle Gastrocnemius
Lower calf muscle Soleus
SM on the back of the skull occipitalis
SM around the temple temporalis
SM closest to the diamond of the trapezius infraspinatus
SM perpendicular to the diamond of the trapezius teres major
SM on the bottom of the forearm triceps brachii
SM above the booty cheek and below the back (perpendicular to the tail bone) Gluteus medius
SM of the Booty Gluteus maximus
Chaffing SM Adductor magnus
SM right below the groin area Gracilis
3 parts of the hamstring 1.Semimemebranosus-beside the back of the knee 2.Semitendinosus-below the booty cheek 3.Biceps femoris-above the back of the knee
SM on the outside of the hip Illiotibial band
SM that knocks the knee knobs together Sartorius
Achillea's tendon Calcaneal tendon
SM that connects the masseter to the lips Risorius
SM under the risorius buccinator
Tendon of the big toe Tibialis anterior tendon
Muscle that connects all the other toes to the big toe Extensor hallucis brevis
Small muscle of the ankle Extensor hallucis brevis
Dorsal flexor extensor digitorum longus
Muscles that connects all the little toes together extensor digitorum brevis
Big toe wiggler Flexor hallucis brevis
SM of the heel of the foot plantar fascia
Central Nervous System is made of which organs? Brain and spinal cord
Peripheral Nervous system (2) 1.Sensory Division 2.Motor Division
Somatic Nervous System voluntary
Visceral Nervous System involuntary
Action Potential when nerve takes in sensory info. and sends it out in an electric current
Occipital bone one on each side
Brainstem Bottom of the brain (sends blood to the brain and carries info.)
Cervical enlargement The wide end of the vertebrae below the cervical section
Lumbar enlargement wide section under the lumbar division of the vertebrae
Conus medullaris the mouth of the filum terminale
Filum terminale nerves branching off the vertebrae
Cauda equina the entire section of nerves in the filum terminale
Spinal meninges (3) 1.Dura mater 2.Arachnoid mater 3.Pia mater
Epidural space where the epidurals are given
Subdural space layer between the dura mater and the arachnoid mater
Subarachnoid space layer between the arachnoid mater and the pia mater
Ventral horn largest side of the spinal cord model
Dorsal horn smallest side of the spinal cord and the side with the anterior median fissure
Gyri (sing. Gyrus) lobes of the brain
Sulci (sing. Sulcus) crevases between brain lobes
Central sulcus divides the frontal and parietal halves of the brain
Choroid plexus p
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