Anatomy
Three types of muscle
What is skeletal, cardiac and smooth muscle?
Anaerobic
No oxygen needed
Attachment to an immoveable bone
what is origin?
Strain
What is overstretching of a muscle near a joint?
Muscle force depends on this
What is number of fibers stimulated?
Bundle of muscle fibers
What is a fascicle?
The release of ______ starts the muscle contraction
What is Ca2+
muscle that does most of the work
what is prime mover?
Tendinitis
What is inflammation of the tendon due to strain of repeated activity?
The I Band is the ______
What is light band
Type of muscle found in the large intestine
What is smooth muscle?
Skeletal muscles must be stimulated by a ______
What is a nerve?
This muscle helps a prime mover in a movement
What is a synergist?
Twisting of a joint leading to swelling and injury
What is a sprain?
Muscle contracts when the thin filament in the muscle fiber slides over the thick filament
What is Sliding Filament Model
Cord-like structure
What is a tendon?
Needs oxygen
Categories for naming skeletal muscles
What is direction, location, shape, size, number of origins and action?
progressive weakness due to shortage of acetylcholine receptors
What is Myasthenia Gravis?
1 glucose= _____ ATP
What is 36?
Contractile unit of a muscle fiber
What is a sarcomere?
Neurotransmitter released by a nerve
What is acetylcholine?
If the triceps are the prime mover in elbow extension, what are the biceps?
What is antagonist?
Inflammation of muscle tissue
What is myalgia?
This reaction breaks down glucose without using oxygen
What is anaerobic respiration?