Sliding Filament Theory
Locomotion
The Heart
Blood
Blood Vessels/Exchange
100

Muscle fibers are arranged into *BLANK* that are covered with connective tissue.

What are *fascicles*

100

Coordination of movement occurs *BLANK* brain involvement

Coordination of movement occurs *before* brain involvement

100

The heart has four chambers *BLANK BLANK*, *BLANK BLANK*, *BLANK BLANK* and *BLANK BLANK*

The heart has four chambers *left ventricle*, *right ventricle*, *left atrium* and *right atrium*

100

Flow depends on *BLANK BLANK* not hydrostatic pressure.

Flow depends on *pressure gradients* not hydrostatic pressure.

100

Valves in the veins prevent *BLANK* of blood.

Valves in the veins prevent *backflow* of blood.

200

*BLANK* is the motor protein responsible for movement.

What is *Myosin*

200

*BLANK* Contraction is when a muscle contracts and shortens; *BLANK* Contraction is when a muscle contracts but does not shorten

*Isotonic* Contraction is when a muscle contracts and shortens; *Isometric* Contraction is when a muscle contract but does not shorten

200

Blood is mostly composed of *BLANK*.

Blood is mostly composed of *plasma*.

200

*BLANK BLANK* is the pressure exerted on the walls of the container by the fluid within the container.

*Hydrostatic pressure* is the pressure exerted on the walls of the container by the fluid within the container

200

Exchange between the blood and cells takes place at the *BLANK* 

Exchange between the blood and cells takes place at the *capillaries*

300

*BLANK* is the protein that makes up the thin filaments.

What is actin 

300

Mechanical advantage can be defined as *BLANK BLANK* over *BLANK BLANK*

Mechanical advantage can be defined as *output force* over *input force*

300

The four main valves of the heart are the *BLANK* valve, *BLANK* valve, *BLANK* valve, and *BLANK* valve 

The four main valves of the heart are the *tricuspid* valve, *pulmonary* valve, *mitral* valve and *aortic* valve

300

Resistance is strongly dependent on tube *BLANK*, so if you double the radius, you would increase flow by *BLANK*.

Resistance is strongly dependent on tube *diameter*, so if you double the radius, you would increase flow by *16*.

300

Capillaries have unusual cell junctions that allow fluids and small solutes to exit in *BLANK BLANK*

Capillaries have unusual cell junctions that allow fluids and small solutes to exit in *bulk flow*

400

*BLANK* blocks *BLANK* from binding onto *BLANK*

*Tropomyosin* blocks *myosin* from binding onto *actin*

400

The 3 types of skeletal muscle are *BLANK* fibers, *BLANK* fibers and *BLANK* fibers

The 3 types of skeletal muscle are *fast* fibers, *slow* fibers and *intermediate* fibers

400

The heart cycles between contraction (*BLANK*) and relaxation (*BLANK*)

The heart cycles between contraction (*systole*) and relaxation (*diastole*)

400

Q α ΔP/R shows the flow relationship; Q represents *BLANK BLANK*, R represents *BLANK*, and ΔP is the *BLANK BLANK*

Q α ΔP/R shows the flow relationship; Q represents *flow rate*, R represents *resistance*, and ΔP is the *pressure gradient*

400

Blood flow is regulated by changing resistance within *BLANK*

Blood flow is regulated by changing resistance within *arterioles*

500

Myosin releases *BLANK* at the end of the *BLANK* 

Myosin releases *ADP* at the end of the *powerstroke*

500

*BLANK BLANK* send information about muscle stretch to the *BLANK*.

Muscle Spindles send information about muscle stretch to the CNS.

500

Conduction within the heart starts when the *BLANK BLANK* depolarizes

Conduction within the heart starts when the *SA Node* depolarizes

500

The *BLANK*, *BLANK*, and *BLANK* have the highest mean systemic blood pressure. 

The *aorta*, *arteries*, and *arterioles* have the highest mean systemic blood pressure.

500

High *BLANK-BLANK* area correlated to low *BLANK* of blood flow

High *cross-sectional* area correlated to low *velocity* of blood flow