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S. Anat 7
Muscular System
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Muscular system provides | movement |
| Muscular system provides | motility |
| Muscular system produces | heat |
| Muscular system includes | skeletal muscles |
| Muscle cells are specialized for | contraction |
| Each muscle is made of thousands of muscle____ | cells |
| Muscles cells (aka) | muscle fibers |
| The brain recruits a _____number of fibers based on need | higher |
| Anchors muscle to bone and other muscles | tendon |
| Tendons are usually_____ | round |
| Flat sheet like tendon | Aponeurosis |
| Tendons are made of | fibrous connective tissue |
| Tendons are a _____of deep fascia that cover muscle | continuation |
| Tendons merge with _____to anchor to bone | Periosteum |
| Where the muscle originate | Origin |
| The origin is usually the more____of the 2 ends | Stationary |
| The origin is usually the _____end | Proximal |
| Opposite end or the origin | Insertion |
| Insertion is usually across a ___from the origin | joint |
| The primary muscle that brings desired movement | Protagonist |
| Muscle that does the opposite of the desired movement | Antagonist |
| Secondary muscles that bring about desired movement | Synergist |
| Initiates the signal to the muscle in the premotor and motor areas of the cortex | Frontal lobe |
| Coordinates movement | cerebellum |
| Sensation of the muscles, conscious input | parietal lobes |
| Subconscious input | Cerebellum |
| Slight contraction of muscle that is present most of the time | muscle tone |
| Muscle tone changes with____ | position |
| Heat production from normal muscle metabolism | Thermogenesis |
| Thermogenesis due to (2) | Decomposition (chemical reaction), Friction |
| Muscle sense (aka) | proprioception |
| Proprioception is the awareness of the position of ______thus the ____ | Muscles, Joint |
| Muscle since is sensed by____receptors | stretch |
| Stretch receptors detect changes in _____ | length |
| Primary energy source | ATP |
| Secondary energy source | Creatine, phosphate& glycogen |
| The most abundant in energy source | glycogen |
| When oxygen need is greater that the supply | Oxygen debt |
| Breathing to supply the oxygen required by the liver to detoxify lactic acid | Recover oxygen uptake |
| Motor nerves ending at the muscle fiber | Neuromuscular junction |
| Enlarged end of the motor neuron | motor end plate/axon terminal/synaptic knob |
| Axon terminal contains sacs of ____ | acetylcholine (Ach) |
| Cell membrane of the muscle fiber | Sarcolemma |
| Sarcolemma contains _____site for Ach | receptor |
| Sarcolemma contains cholinesterase that_______Ach | deactivates |
| The junction between the axon terminal and the muscle fiber | Synapse |
| Contractile units in the muscle fiber | Sarcomere |
| Actin (aka) | thin filaments |
| Myosin (aka) | thin filaments |
| Thicker contractile protein | Myosin |
| Thick contractile protein that interacts with myosin | actin |
| Protein backbone that anchors actin filaments | Z line |
| Forms the end boundaries of the sarcomeres | Z line |
| Protein that anchors myosin to Z line | titan |
| Inhibitory proteins that prevent contraction when relaxed | troponin, tropomyosis |
| ER of the cell membrane | Sarcoplasmic reticulum |
| Reducing the angle of a joint | flexion |
| Increasing the angle of a joint | extension |
| Tilting the foot/ankle medially | inversion |
| Tilting the foot/ankle laterally | eversion |
| Rotating palm up (forward) | supination |
| Rotating the palm down | pronation |
| R&L side bending | Lateral flexion |
| Rotating around a joint (R, L internal external) | Rotation |
| Moving in a circular motion | circumduction |
| Bring part away from midline | abduction |
| Bring part toward midline | aduction |
| Bring part toward the midline or posteriorly | retraction |
| Bring a part away from the midline or anteriorly | protraction |
| Head (chicken) (A, P, R, L) | translation |
| Decreasing the angle of the ankle joint | dorsiflexion |
| Increasing the angle of the ankle joint | plantar flexion |