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Muscle Anatomy
Bone Anatomy
Musculoskeletal physiology
Joints
Muscle Growth
100
What is responsible for creating motion within the body
What is a muscles
100
The bone which moves in a movement of the body
What is a mobile point
100
What is the system of muscles called within the body
What is the muscular system
100
what are 2 problems bone joints suffer form
What is friction and stress(impact)
100
cells are joined together with
What is anchor proteins
200
lifts the arm laterally (away from the body)
What is a deltoid
200
The stabilized bone within a movement of the body
What is an anchor point
200
connective tissue that connects muscles to muscles
What is a tendon
200
This prevents ligaments and bones from friction
What is a bursa
200
when you weight train, what damage has occurred to the cells
What are micro tears
300
muscles, bones, and ligaments all develop from what
What is a mesoderm
300
This is the anchor point to the femur
what is a pelvis
300
connective tissue which connects bones to bones
What is a legament
300
this acts as a cushion between bones
What is cartilage
300
applying stress (cardio or weight) is what you need to
develop/grow muscle
400
This both holds the muscle together and connects muscle to muscle
What is connective tissue
400
This is the process that hardens bones
What is calcification
400
Sheaths full of fluid try to protect tendons from what
What is friction
400
this is a bone similar to a bursa. It reduces friction upon the joint and protects the ligaments which work across the knee.
What is the patella
400
This increases blood vessels and energy production of cells
What is cardio training
500
proteins that cause a muscle to contract
What is actin and myosin
500
What is the role of the two cells present in bones
-to break down old bones -to create new bone
500
Most tendons, Ligaments and Cartilage are made up of this
What is extracellular matrix
500
Why do soft tissue injuries take so long to heal
They are not made of actual cells.
500
What is produced during cardio training(lack of oxygen)
What is lactic acid