Muscle Terminology
Muscle Movement
Muscle Characteristics
Types of Muscles
Disorders of the Muscles
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What is the term used to describe a muscle action of drawing a body part downward?
Depressor
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Bending movement that decreases the angle of the joint is:
Flexion
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What is the number of layers a muscles contains?
4 (Body, Fascicle, Fibers, Myofibrils)
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What are the 3 muscles types?
Voluntary, Involuntary, Sphincter
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An increase in the size of the muscle cell
Hypertrophy
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The ability to stretch muscles.
Extensibility
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A superior movement
Elevation
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In Myofibrils, the smallest fiber of muscle that contains actin and myosin filaments, what is another name for the contractile units?
Sarcomere
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What on the body can you find Parallel muscle types?
Biceps Brachia
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Wasting away of muscle due to lack of use.
Atrophy
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Ability to return to original length.
Elasticity
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The Junction between the motor neuron's fiber wich transmits the impulse and the muscle cell membrane
Neuromuscular Junction
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What are the three layers of muscles?
Epimysium, Perimysium and Endomysium.
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A Pennate muscle type is comb-like and has 3 sub-categories which are? Explain them with an example.
Uni- one side of the tendon (Palmer: Ext. Digitorum Longus) Bi- two sides of the tendon (Rectus Femoris) Multi- multiple tendons; fibers everywhere (Deltoid)
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Muscle Pain
Myalgia
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What is the specific body region for your nose?
Nasalis
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What is the difference between adduction and abduction?
Adduction: to move toward the midline of the body Abduction: to move away from the midline of the body
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In the contraction of a muscle, what is process?
Application of calcium to the myofibrils, plus ATP energy molecule, including myosin and actin, and then finally Neuromuscular junction (synapse or end of the nerve).
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What is the circular muscle that guards the eye?
Sphincter
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Sustained contraction of muscle
Muscle Spasm (Cramp)
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Muscles become shorter and thicker causing muscle movement
Contractibility
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Give the definition of Inversion and Eversion:
Inversion is related to feet, the movement of the sole towards the median plane. Eversion, also is related to the feet, the movement of the sole goes away from the median plane.
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What specific group of muscles have Actin and Myosin in them?
Skeletal Muscles
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Convergent muscle type includes the Pectoralis, and has a _____ to ______ pattern from the origin.
Broad ; small
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Inflamation of the tendon
Tendonitis
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