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Chapter 9

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Provides Mobility, Movement and Heat   Muscular System  
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Z-line AKA ___________   Z-disc  
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Surrounded by epimysium and _____________   Deep Fascia  
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Muscle cells are specialized for __________   Contraction  
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Fibers ____________ to produce movement   Shorten  
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Made of ______________ Connective tissue (tendons)   Dense fibrous  
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Continuation of _______________ that covers the muscle   Deep Fascia  
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Special name for the cell membrane of a m. cell   Sarcolemma  
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Sarcoplasm   Special name for cytoplasm of a muscle cell  
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Filled with myofibrils   Sarcoplasm  
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Contains Myofilaments   Sarcoplasm  
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Anchor muscle to bone and other muscle   Tendons  
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Merges with the periostem to anchor to bone   Tendons  
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Includes Skeletal Muscles but NOT Cardiac or Smooth muscle   Muscular System  
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Fibers are bundled into _______________   Fascicles  
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Fascicles are surrounded by _____________   Perimysium  
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Actin AKA _____________   Thin Filaments  
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Myosin AKA __________________   Thick Filaments  
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Protein that anchors myosin to the Z-line   Titin  
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Thin contractile proteins that interact with myosin   Actin  
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Thicker contractile proteins   Myosin  
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Actin forms a ___________ with myosin   Cross-bridge  
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Inhibitory proteins that prevent contraction when relaxed   Troponin and Tropomyosin  
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Attach to actin and block myosin from forming a cross-bridge   Troponin and Tropomyosin  
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Motor end plate and Synaptic knob are AKA ___________   Axon Terminal  
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ACh = ___________________   Acetylcholine  
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The cell membrane of the muscle fiber   Acetylcholine  
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ACh attaches to ___________ in the sarcolemma   Receptors  
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ACh causes _______ impulse in the sarcolemma   Electrical  
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Cholinesterase __________________ ACh   Deactivates  
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Synaptic cleft AKA __________   Synapse  
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The junction between the axon terminal and the muscle fiber sarcolemma   Synapse  
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Enlarged end of the motor neuron   Axon terminal  
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Tubes that allow signals to travel into the cell   T-Tubules  
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ER of the muscle cell   Sarcoplasmic Reticulum  
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Stores calcium ions   Sarcoplasmic Reticulum  
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nerve impulse causes release of ACh from the axon terminal   Sarcoplasmic Reticulum  
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Ca+ released from the Sarcoplasmic Reticulum binds to troponin and tropomyosin and actin is exposed   contraction  
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Myosin Binds to Actin   Contraction  
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Causes actin filaments to pull against myosin filaments   Contraction  
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Causes actin filaments to pull against myosin filaments Called __________________   Sliding Filament  
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Where the muscle originates   Origin  
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The thick part of the muscle   Belly  
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Opposite end of the origin   Insertion  
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Across at least one joint from the origin usually   Insertion  
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This determines what action is taken   Insertion  
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Some muscles have more than one belly that we call ________   Heads  
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The movement a muscle causes when it contracts   Action  
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The primary muscle that brings about desired movement   Prime mover  
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Prime mover AKA ____________   Protagonist  
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The muscle that does the opposite of the prime mover   Antagonist  
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Secondary muscle that brings about the desired movement   Synergist  
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Assist the prime mover muscle   Synergist  
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Heat production from the normal muscle metabolism   Thermogenesis  
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Chemical reaction and Friction   Thermogenesis  
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Increased with increased activity   Thermogenesis  
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Maximus   Largest  
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Minimus   Smallest  
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Major   Large  
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Minor   Small  
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Longus   Long  
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Brevis   Short  
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Deltoid   Triangular  
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Rhomboid   Diamond shaped  
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sarratus   Sawtoothed  
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Trapezius   Trapezoid  
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Pectoralis   chest  
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brachio   upper arm  
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radialis   radius b.  
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gluteus   buttocks  
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femoris   femur  
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Sterno   sternum  
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Cleido   Clavicle  
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Mastoid   Mastoid Process  
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Digiti   Fingers and Toes  
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Pollicis   Thumb  
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Hallicus   Big toe  
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Lateralis   Lateral ( side)  
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Medialis   Medial (midline)  
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Intermedius   Middle (in between)  
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Profundus   Deep  
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Superficialis   Superficial  
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BIceps   2 heads  
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TRIceps   3heads  
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QUADriceps   4 heads  
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Rectus   Straight  
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Transverse   Sideways/across  
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Oblique   Diagonal  
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Adductor   Adducts  
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Abductor   Abducts  
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Flexor   Flexes  
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Extender   Extends  
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Levator   Elevates  
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Frontalis   eye brows  
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orbicularis oculi   squinting  
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masseter   chewing  
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temporalis   chewing  
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Orbicularis oris   Kissing muscle  
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external oblique   vomiting  
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internaloblque   posture  
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rectus abdominis   bending  
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deltiod   rotates arm  
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pectoralis   flexes upper arm  
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serratus anterior   reaching  
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trapezius   raises and lowers shoulders  
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latissimus doris   Adducts humerus  
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brachialis   flexes forearm  
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biceps brachii   flexes elbow  
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triceps brachii   extends forearm  
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brachioradialis   help flex forearm  
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iliopsoas   flexes thigh  
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sartorius   flexion of hip  
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adductor muscles   rotate thigh  
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quadriceps femoris   knee extention  
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hamstring   flex knee rotate hip rotate leg  
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Gluteus medius   abducts and rotates thigh  
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gluteus maximus   back swing of leg  
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