MUSCLE CONTRACTION
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| what are the functions of the muscle systems | motion, movement, posture, hear production about 85 to 98.6 percent
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| what are the types of muscle tissues | skeletal, cardiac, smooth
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| connects muscle to bone | tendon
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| completely surrounds muscle tissue | fascia
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| connective sheets attaching muscle to bone or to other muscles | aponeuroses
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| under fascia, the outer layer around muscle bundles | epimysium
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| surrounds fascicles | perimysium
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| surrounds each individual muscle fiber | endomysium
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| connection between neuron and muscle fiber | neuromuscular junction
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| nerve that stimulates a muscle | motor neuron
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| specialized region of sarcolemma that is folded | motor end plate
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| neuron chemical that stimulates muscle | neurotransmitters
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| motor neuron and all associated muscle fibers | motor unit
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| immoveable end of muscle, the stable bone | origin
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| moveable end of muscle, the moving bond | insertion
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| repeated stimuli rapid results in combined force | summation
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| forceful, sustained contraction | tetanic contraction
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| sustained partial contraction | muscle tone
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| muscle fibers replaced by fibrous tissue | muscle atrophy
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| bigger muscles all muscle fibers present at birth | muscle hypertrophy
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