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Contractions

S.F. Theory

Structures

Disorders

Misc.

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$100

Constant intensity of contraction, full recovery time

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$100

Twitch

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$200

Constant contraction until exhaustion

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$200

Complete Tetanus

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$300

Tension of the muscle

while shortening

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$300

Isotonic Concentric

(need 2 terms for isotonic!)

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$400

Building intensity of contraction, incomplete rest time

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$400

Incomplete Tetanus/Wave Summation

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$500

Tension without lengthening or

shortening the muscle

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$500

Isometric

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$100

___ is required to flex myosin heads, resulting in an action called _____.

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ATP; Powerstroke

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$200

Ion required for muscle contraction

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Calcium (Ca+2)

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____ on actin moves to expose _____

that attracts myosin heads

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Troponin; Tropomyosin

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$400

Chemical that stops the release of calcium into the muscle fiber

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$400

Acetylcholinesterase

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$500

Where calcium goes when reabsorbed off of troponin

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$500

Sarcoplasmic Reticulum

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$100

Outer muscle covering

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$100

Fascia

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$200

Bundles of fibers making

up the entire muscle

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Fascicles

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$300

Outer surrounding membrane of the bundle of muscle fibers

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Perimysium

(description was of a fascicle)

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$400

Components of fibers

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$400

Myofibrils

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$500

Basic functioning

unit of muscle

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$500

Sarcomere

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$100

Genetic disorder that causes muscle bundles to break down, replaced by fat

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$100

Muscular Dystrophy

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$200

Decline in amount of muscle

tissue due to disuse.

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Atrophy

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$300

ACh receptors of face are blocked, making expression difficult

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$300

Myasthenia Gravis

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$400

Building up of muscle tissue

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$400

Hypertrophy

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$500

Hurts at night, a general muscle soreness with no direct apparent cause

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$500

Fibromyalgia

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$100

In order for ATP to be made,

this gas is required

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$100

Oxygen (O2)

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$200

Structure/feature seen where actin

attaches to other actins

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Z line (Z disc)

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$300

This chemical builds up if

there is no oxygen present, so glucose/glycogen can’t be broken down

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Lactic Acid

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$400

Meeting place between

nerve and muscle

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Neuromuscular Junction

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Region of the sarcomere that is defined as containing

both myosin and actin

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A band

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