Muscle Levers
Types of Muscle Tissue
Classifications of Muscles
Key Facts
Mateo's Slide
100

What is the Fulcrum?

The Pivot Point

100

Where is the only place the Cardiac Muscle is found?

The Heart

100

Agonists are also referred to as...

Prime Movers

100

Give us at least two examples of things muscles are used for.

Movement, posture, heat generation, breathing, digestion, heartbeat and blood circulation. 



100

What is it called when someone balances hard workouts with proper rest and recovery. 

Fatigue Management

200

The "Effort" can also be known as...

A Muscle Contraction

200

True or False: The Smooth Muscle moves substances through the body. 

True

200

What are Antagonist Muscles?

Opposes the action of the agonist. 

200

What is the Muscular System?

A complex series of tissues used for enabling movement. 

200

What is Constant Muscle Tension?

Keeping the muscle working the whole time during an exercise. 

300

What are two properties of a load? (Load being what is moved).

The Resistance and the Weight

300

Which of the three main muscle groups is the only voluntary one? (Meaning you have to manually move it). 

The Skeletal Muscle

300

What is an example of a agonist within the arm?

Bicep

300

Where is the smallest muscle in the body located?

The Stapedius Muscle, located in the ear. 

300

What is a Muscle Contraction?

When a muscle tightens to create force, either to move or hold a body part still. 

400

What is one of the examples we gave for a Second Class Lever?

Standing on Tiptoes

400

What does it look like when a muscle is striated? 

It has a Striped Appearance

400

What happens to the Triceps when the Biceps are flexed?

They relax. 

400

Muscles make up what percentage of our body weight?

40%

400

What is the orderly activation of motor units to produce increasing levels of muscle contraction called?

Motor Unit Recruitment

500

Fill in the Blank: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ between _ _ _ _ and _ _ _ _ _ _.

Fulcrum, Load, Effort.

500

Both Skeletal and Cardiac muscles are striated, but what makes them different in this sense?

The Cardiac muscles have branched fibers, the Skeletal muscle doesn't. 

500

What is the difference between fixators and synergists?

Synergists: assists the prime mover.
Fixators: stabilizes nearby joints. 

500

About how many skeletal muscles are in the human body? 

600+

500

What happens in the stretch

We don't know what happens in the stretch.