Muscle Types
Muscles Structures
Muscle Function
Proteins & Filaments
Review
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The three types of muscle tissue are....

Cardiac, smooth, skeletal

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Msucles fibers are...?

Long, cylindrical cells that make up skeletal muscle
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The muscular system controls...? 

Movement, posture, joint stability, heat production 

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Actin is...?

A thin filament protein involved in contraction

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The Ameoba Sisters video/Blooket was about...?

Muscle tissue, sliding filament theory, contraction

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Which muscle type is involuntary and found in the digestice tract?

Smooth muscle

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Muscle tissue is made up of...?

Muscle fibers (Cells), connective tissue, blood vessels, nerves

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What are the four characteristics of muscle tissue?

Excitability, contractility, extensibility, elasticity.

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Myosin is...?

A thick filament protein that pulls actin to contract muscles

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Which muscle is known as the "calf muscle"?

Gastrocnemius

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Which muscle type is striayed and voluntary? 

Skeletal muscle

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What does skeletal muscle attach to?

Bones (via tendons)

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Smooth muscles can be found in...(More than one applies)

Stomach, intestine, blood vessels, bladder, uterus

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Thick & thin filaments DO NOT...? 

shorten; they slide past each other 

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Which muscle is the largest in the body?

Gluteus maximus

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Which muscle type has intercalated discs and only one nucleus per cell?

Cardiac muscle

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Name the connective tissue layers that surround muscles (3).

Epimysium, perimysium, endomysium

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What is the role of skeletal muscle in movement?

To pull on bones and create movement at joints

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What forms the repeating contractile units in a myofibril?

Sacromeres

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What muscle is called the "six-pack"

Rectus abdominis

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What are the main differences between voluntary and involuntary muscles? 

Voluntary= controlled consiously; involuntary= automatic

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They're named using which type of root words? (More than one applies)

Location, shape, size, direction, number of origins, action

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What is the difference between a prime mover and a synegrist?

Prime mover= main muscle for movement; Synergist= assists prime mover

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Which molecule supplies energy for muscle contraction?

ATP

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What neurotransmitter is released at the neuromuscular junction?

Acetylcholine (ACh)