This system combines the neurons and muscles. What is its name?
Neuromuscular system
What is the working part of the muscle fiber called?
Sarcomere
Deltoid
This type of muscle causes the heart to pump.
What muscle is diamond-shaped and aids in moving the head, neck and shoulders?
Trapezius
Adduction
Working muscles cause what to be produced that will make you sweat?
Heat or rise in temperature
What is the long thin fibers that connect the neural cell body and the muscle fibers?
Axon
What is the name of the large calf muscles?
Gastrocnemius
What type of muscle is in the urinary bladder?
Smooth muscle
What are the branches called that connect the axon with the muscle fiber?
Axon terminals
This movement is rotational and makes a circle.
This is the ability to stretch. What is it called?
Extensibility
This chemical within a cell acts as a fuel or energy to cause something to happen. What is this fuel/energy called?
Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)
What posterior muscle pulls the arms back and aids in forceful coughing?
Latissimus dorsi
This type of muscle helps with movement and is striated.
Skeletal muscle
What muscle function has the ability to return to normal length?
This movement causes the foot to move inward.
Medial rotation
What is the ability to contract or shorten that causes pulling force or tension?
Contractility
This synaptic cleft (gap) between the muscle fiber and the axon terminal is filled with fluid. What neurotransmitter moves across this gap?
Acetylcholine (ACh)
This is the thickest and strongest tendon in the body. What is this tendon called?
Achilles tendon
This striated muscle is under voluntary control. What type of muscle is it?
Skeletal muscle
This upper and lower motor neuron function is affected in this disease. What disease is it?
Lou Gehrig's disease (ALS)
This movement points the toes downward.
Plantar flexion
What function of the muscles has the ability to respond to a stimulus?
Irritability
During muscle stimulation, the cell moves 2 chemicals in and out of the cell membrane. What 2 chemicals are they?
Sodium (Na) and Potassium (K)
Biceps femoris
Smooth muscle
Action potential
This movement is away from the body.
Abduction