This type of muscle is found in the digestive system, is not striated, and is responsible for peristalsis.
What is smooth muscle.
100
Agonist
What is Antagonist
200
The basic subunits of proteins
What are amino acids
200
A ball with a momentum of 3.6 kg•m/s hits a wall and bounces straight back without losing any kinetic energy. What is the change in the ball’s momentum?
What is negative 7.2 kg•m/s
200
High pressure blood vessels
What are arteries.
200
Muscle located on the lateral side of the arm. Origin at the humerus and insertion at the radius.
What is the Brachioradialis.
200
Parasympathetic
What is Sympathetic
300
The two hormones regulate the sugar level in the body.
What are Insulin and Glucogon.
300
Chemicals that are used for communication between a neuron at the synapse and another cell.
What is Neurotransmitters
300
The amount of blood pump out of the heart with each beat.
What is stroke volume
300
Produces red blood cells
What is yellow bone marrow.
300
Lateral
What is Medial
400
The pH of stomach acid
What is 1 to 3
400
The thin filaments move toward the center of the sarcomere and protrude into the H-zone
What is the sliding filament theory
400
Innervation that slows an individuals heart rate.
What is parasympathetic nervous system.
400
The two myofilaments that comprise the sarcomere
What are actin and myosin
400
Concentric
What is Eccentric.
500
Pepsin, Typsin, and Peptidase
What are enzymes that breakdown proteins.
500
Refers to muscle action in which the muscle force yields to the imposed load. The work done is referred to as negative.
What is eccentric contraction.
500
One response to exercise of the cardiovascular system is the increase in cardiac output from around 5 litres at rest to between ________ litres during maximal exercise.