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Bones
Connective Tissue
Muscles
Nervous System
Sliding Filament Theory
100
How many bones in the human body
What is 206
100
attaches muscle to bone
What is a tendon
100
The functional and contrctile unit of muscle is
What is the sarcomere
100
The nervous system is divided into two parts
What is central and peripheral
100
Energy Molecule
What is Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)
200
The axial skeleton consist of
What is skull, vertebral column, sternum, and ribs
200
attaches bone to bone
What is a ligament
200
The opposing muscle that stops or slows down movement
What is antagonist
200
Relay messages about muscle changes in the body
What is proprioceptors
200
What changes in length during a concentric action and eccentric action
What is sarcomere
300
The appendicular skeleton consist of
What is shoulder gridle, arms, legs, and hips
300
A broad term used to designate all connective tissues that do not have a specific name
What is fascia
300
Initiates a movement
What is agonist
300
Gaps along myelin sheath
What is Nodes of Ranvier
300
Tropinin has a strong affinity to
What is calcium ions
400
The two main categories of bones are
What is spongy and compact
400
senses change in length of the muscle and rate of change
What is a muscle spindle
400
Theory that explains muscle contraction
What is Sliding Filament Theory
400
Communication chemical
What is Acetylcholine
400
The actin slides past the _____________during muscle shortening
What is myosin
500
The ability to modify its shape, size, and structure in response to the demand imposed upon it
What is bone remodeling
500
Senses change in tension of the muscle and rate of change
What is Golgi tendon organ
500
The muscle does not shorten, lengthen, or cause joint motion
What is isometric
500
Impulses are transmitted from the nerve to the muscle at this location
What is the neuromuscular junction
500
What blocs the binding site for actin and myosin
What is Tropomyosin