DEFINE IT!
Define muscle fatigue
What is the temporary decline in your muscle's ability to generate force or power, making you feel weak, tired, and unable to perform physical tasks?
The major facial muscle for forehead movement
What is Occipitofrontalis?
The three different types of muscle tissue.
What is skeletal, cardiac, and smooth?
Is the frontal superior or inferior to the nasal?
Superior
Is the lumbar vertebrae inferior or superior to the thoracic vertebrae?
Inferior
Define oxygen debt
What is the extra oxygen your body needs after intense exercise to restore itself to a resting state by clearing metabolic byproducts, replenishing energy stores (like ATP and creatine phosphate), and restoring oxygen levels in muscles and blood?
The group of muscles located on the anterior thigh
What is the Quadriceps?
The major functions of the muscular system are
What is movement, stability, heat production, and circulation?
Is the hypodermis deep or superficial to the epidermis?
Deep
Is the hair follicle superficial or deep to the sebaceous gland?
Deep
Define what skeletal muscle tissue looks like.
What is striated (striped) bundles of long, cylindrical cells (fibers), and containing multiple nuclei per cell, allowing for voluntary movement by attaching to bones?
The major chest muscle
What is pectorals major?
The three layers of skeletal muscle connective tissue in order from deep to superficial
What is Endomysium (around each fiber), then Perimysium (around fascicles/bundles), and finally Epimysium (around the entire muscle)?
Is the ulna medial or lateral to the radius?
Medial
Is the temporal bone medial or lateral to the maxilla bone?
Lateral
Define what cardiac muscle tissue looks like.
What is branched, striated (striped) cells connected end-to-end by special junctions called intercalated discs, forming a network that allows for synchronized, involuntary contractions?
This is needed for muscles to contract
What are the names of the muscle groups on the anterior side of the body?
Pectorals major (chest), Rectus Abdominis & Obliques (abs/waist), Biceps Brachii (upper arm), Quadriceps (front thigh), Frontals (forehead) and Tibialis Anterior (lower leg).
Is the elbow is distal or proximal to the wrist?
Proximal
Is the femur distal or proximal to the patella?
Proximal
Define what smooth muscle tissue looks like.
What is sheets of spindle-shaped (football-shaped) cells, each with a single, centrally located nucleus, and notably, it appears smooth and lacks the stripes (striations) also involved in involuntary movements?
When is Helen's Birthday???
no points for you I don't careeeeeeeee
What are the names of the muscle groups on the posterior side of the body?
Trapezius, Latissimus Dorsi (upper back/shoulders); gluteus maximus, gluteus medius (buttocks); and the calf muscles, including the Gastrocnemius and Soleus.
Is the ribs posterior or anterior to the vertebrae?
Anterior
Is the occipital bone anterior or posterior to the maxilla bone?
Posterior