Properties of Muscles
Muscle Response2
Muscle Madness
Abnormal conditions
Muscles 2
100

What type of tissue holds muscles together? 

connective tissue

100

Decreasing the angle between two bones or bending the body part (Example: Bending the lower arm up towards the upper arm).

Flexion 

100

What is a common type of contractor you will see? 

Foot drop

100

What condition is characterized by widespread pain in a specific muscle site? 

Fibromyalgia

100

A tough, sheet like membrane that covers and protects the tissue is a? 

fascia

200

 The ability to respond to a stimulus such as a nerve impulse is known as? 

Excitability

200

moving limb out to the side  away from the body is known as what? 

Abduction 

200

The wasting away of muscles caused from lack of use. 

 Muscle atrophy 

200

What is the definition for muscle pain? 

myalgia 

200

Are skeletal muscles voluntary or involuntary muscles?  

voluntary 

300

What is it called when Muscles are stimulated by nerves and cause contraction (become short and thick, which causes movement).

contractibility 

300

having control over the muscle is known as what kind of muscle? 

Voluntary


DOUBLE DOWN: Give an example 

300

Common adult vaccination injection site  

Deltoid

300

A group of inherited diseases that lead to chronic, progressive muscle atrophy is? Most commonly in males.  

muscular dystrophy 

300

movement that moves away from the body is adduction or abduction? 

abduction 

400

The ability to be stretched 

Extensibility 

400

Muscles that function without conscious thought or control are known as what kind of muscles? 

involuntary


DOUBLE DOWN: Give an example 

400

Body movement: The straightening out of a body part example opening a closed fist to stretch the fingers outward. 

Extension

400

Sudden, painful, involuntary muscle contractions. 

muscle spasms 

400

Swinging the arm in a circle is an example of 

circumduction 

500

allows the muscles to return to its original shape after it has contracted or stretched. 

elasticity 

500

Severe tightening of a flexor muscle is known as what? 

Contracture

500

What happens to the muscle's size as it contracts? 

It becomes short and thick 

500

a chronic condition where neve impulses are not properly transmitted to the muscle. 

myasthenia gravis 

500

State of partial contraction is known as. 

Muscle tone