muscle characteristics
muscle types & characteristics
muscle movement
musculoskeletal disorders
miscellaneous
muscle identification
muscle identification
100
response to nervous stimuli
excitability
100
responds to changes in body's need for oxygen - found in walls of heart. cannot be controlled
cardiac
100
allows for free and painless flexion and extension of joints
ROM
100
Bacterial infection resulting in spasms and then paralysis of muscles
tetanus
100
Which muscle would MOST likely be used to administer a flu vaccination (0.5 mL) to a 22 years old man?
deltoid
100
Which muscle is represented by "R"?
pectoralis
100
Which muscle is represented by "A"?
occipitalis
200
shortening and thickening that results in movement
contractability
200
involuntary responds to the autonomic nervous system; non-striated. cannot be controlled
visceral or smooth
200
circular movement turning a body part on its axis
circumduction
200
results from excessive stretching of a muscle
muscle strain
200
Which muscle would MOST likely be used to administer a flu vaccination to a 9 months old infant?
vastus lateralis or rectus femoris
200
Which muscle is represented by "P"?
sternocleidomastoid
200
Which muscle is represented by "E"?
triceps
300
allows muscle to return to original shape after movement
elasticity
300
striated; contracts quickly and tires easily. can be controlled
skeletal or voluntary
300
results in a decrease in the angle between body parts
flexion (bending)
300
results in muscular weakness and eventual paralysis, is genetic and occurs more frequently in young boys
muscular dystrophy (Duchenne's type)
300
paralysis of these muscles, between the ribs, may result in death
intercostal muscles
300
Which muscle is represented by "L"?
latissimus dorsi
300
Which muscle is represented by "C"?
trapezius
400
muscle stretching
extensibility
400
ability to produce heat and energy
skeletal muscles
400
results in straightening of a body part
extension
400
occurs when muscles shorten and thicken permanently due to lack of use
contractures
400
when a muscle attaches to a bone, the end that does not move is known as the ____
origin
400
Which muscle is represented by "F"?
sartorius
400
Which muscle is represented by "Q"
peroneus longus
500
type of muscle that contracts in unison or at the same time
cardiac
500
TWO methods of muscle attachment to bone and stabilization
tendons and fascia
500
body part is moved towards the midline or midsagittal plane
adduction
500
disorder that affects the sternocleidomastoid muscle
torticollis
500
disorder that is more common in older women and results in decrease in calcium and weakening of the bones
osteoporosis
500
Which muscle is represented by "V"?
gastronemius
500
Which muscle is represented by "P"
sartorius