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heirarchical organization of skel muscl, and membrane surrounding each level   sarcomere -> muscle fibril -> muscle fiber or cell (endomysium) -> muscle fascicle (perimysium) -> muscle organ (epimysium)  
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m line attached to actin or myosin   myosin  
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z line attached to actin or myosin   actin  
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a zone is   entire myosin its length doesn't change during contraction  
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h zone is   region containing only myosin  
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i zone is   region containing only actin  
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which band's length constant during contract   a zone  
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motor unit   all muscle cells controlled by single motor neuron  
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white fiber known as   fast fiber  
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fast fiber known as   white fiber  
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slow fiber known as   red fiber  
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example of convergent muscle   pec major  
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distinguishing feature of pennate muscle   tendons run through the muscle  
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different pennate muscles and examples of each   1.unipennate - extensor digitorium 2.bipennate - retus femoris 3.multipennate - deltoid  
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first class lever example, location of weight(w) fulcrum (f) and force(F)   head neck wfF  
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second class lever example, location of weight(w) fulcrum (f) and force(F)   tip toe fwF  
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third class lever example, location of weight(w) fulcrum (f) and force(F)   flex brachium wFf  
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muscles responsible for closing jaw for massication   masseter, temporalis, medial pterygoid  
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muscles responsible for open jaw   lateral pterygoid  
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muscle for suction   buccinator  
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__ flexes, bends, turns neck   sternocleidomastoid  
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elevate scapula   levator scapulae, upper trapezius  
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levator scapulae   lifts scapula  
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upper trapezius   elvate scapula  
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depress shoulder   pec minor  
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pec minor   depress shoulder  
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retract shoulder   middle trapezius, rhomboids  
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middle trapezius   retract shoulder  
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rhomboids   retract shoulder  
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adduction of arm   pec major, latissimus dorsi  
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pec major   adduction of arm  
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latissimus dorsi   adductuion of arm  
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abduction of arm   deltoid  
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raise arm horizontally   SITS  
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deltoid   abduction of arm  
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SITS   raise arm horizontaly  
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flexion of forearm   bicep, brachialis, brachioradialis  
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supination of forearm   bicep, brachialis, brachioradialis  
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extension of forearm   triceps  
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3 regions in hand   thenar(thum), hypothenar(pinky), central  
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abduction of thigh   gluteus minimus, medius  
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extension of leg   gluteus maximus  
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gluteus minimus, medius   abduction of thigh  
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which of gluteus minimus, medius, maximus important for walking and its function   medius, minimus, keep pelvis leveled  
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adduction of leg   illiopsoas, adductor muscle group  
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flexor of femor   illipsoas, adductor muscle group  
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illiopsoas   adduction, flexion of leg  
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adductior muscle group   adduction, flexion of leg  
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ext @ knee, flex @ hip   quadriceps (vastus lateralis, medialis, rectus femoris)  
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flex @ knee, ext @ hip   hamstrings (semitendonous, semimembranous, biceps femoris)  
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plantar flex   gastrocenemious, soleous, calcaneal tendon  
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gastrocnemius   plantar flex  
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soleus   plantar flex  
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dorsiflex   tibialis anterior, extensor hallucis longus  
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tibialis anterior   dorsiflex  
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flexion of wrist   flexor carpi radialis, flexor carpi ulnaris, plmaris longus  
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extension of wrist   extensor carpi radialis, ext carpi ulnaris, ext carpi brevis  
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