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Anatomy n Physiology
clinical study
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What are the 3 types of muscles and the charateristics? | Skeletal- straited and voulntaryCardiac- straited and invoulntarySmooth- smooth and invoulntary |
| What is the fibrous connective tissue that connects muscle to bone called? | Tendon |
| What is aponeuroses and give an example? | A broad sheet of fibrous connective tissue EX: linea alba |
| What is the origin? | the stable attachment site of a muscles |
| Insertion | site that moves most when muscle contracts |
| primary mover | a muscle(group) that directly produces a desired movementaka Antoganist |
| what is antagonist | a muscle(group)that oppose the primary mover |
| Synergist | muscle that contract with prime an help is carryout movement |
| What are the muscles that stabilize joint to allow movement called? | Fixator |
| How do muscles get their name | AtionsShapeLocationDirection of fibersNumber of heads or divisionsAttachment site |
| Massters | Most powerful chewing muscles located on the jaw |
| Slpenius and Trapezius | used to raise neck and located on the dorsal aspect of the neck |
| Brachicepphalicus | helps extend the neck and foreleg and is located on the proximal humerus to the base of the skull |
| Sternocephalicus | ventral aspect of the neck and is used to flex head and neck |
| External Abdominal Oblique Muscle | Outer most (superficial) abdominal muscle located cranial to Internal |
| Internal Abdominal Oblique Muscle | sfgd |
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