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___ helps the filiments slide apart.
Calcium
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___ filiament has 2 strands and is actin.
Thin
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____ filament is myosin.
Thick
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I bands are ___
thick filament
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A bands are ____
Thick and Thin Filament
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H zone is in the center of the ___ ___.
A band
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When the muscle contracts the ___ ___ and the ___ ___ disapear. This is called the ___ ___ Theory.
- H zone
- I band
- sliding filament
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the two systems of the Neuromuscular junction are ___ and ___.
-
The ___ ___ has a neurotransmitter called the acetylcholine.
axon terminal
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The ___ ___ is a gap seperating the axon from the ___.
-
The ___ reticulum is the ___ reticulum.
-
___ run the length of the muscle fiber.
myofibrils
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Muscles acquire new ATP by... (3)
- creatine phosphate breakdown
- cellular respiration
- fermentation
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___ ___ occurs when muscles use ___ to suppy ATP.
-
a ___ ___ contracts completely or not at all
muscle fiber
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The entire muscle shows degrees of ___
contraction
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a ___ ___ is a contraction that lasts a fraction of a second.
muscle twitch
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___ is a muscle relaxed even though stimulation continues.
Fatigue
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___ ___ is one nerve fiber together with all the muscle fibers.
Motor Unit
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___ is when the nervous stimulation increases more and more motor units to join in.
recruitment
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___ ___ is when some muscle fibers are always contracted
Muscle tone
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muscle tone is important for ___
posture
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The 3 types of muscle are...
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___ ___ is in the walls of hollow organs and blood vessels.
Smooth muscle
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Smooth muscle contracts ___ and are ___fibers.
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Smoothe muscles have ___ cells, they are ___ ends.
-
___ ___ forms the heart wall.
Cardiac muscle
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Cardiac muscle fibers are... (4)
- uninucleated
- striated
- tubular
- branched
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___ ___ do not require outside nervous stimulation
Cardiac muscles
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Skeletal muscle fibers are... (3)
- multinucleated
- tubular
- striated
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___ ___ are voluntary.
Skeletal muscles
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___ surrounds each muscle fiber (cell)
endomysiom
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___ surround bundles of muscle fibers (fasicale)
Perimyslom
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___ surrounds the entire muscle, becomes part of fascia.
Epimysium
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___ ___ extend from epimyslom to form tendons.
collagen fibers
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Sarcolemma is
plasma membrane
-
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___ ___ are formed by the sarcolemma penetrating into the cell.
T tubules
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___ is increased muscle contraction
Summation
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___ ___ is maximal sustained contraction
Tetanic contraction
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___ is a decrease in muscle size
Atrophy
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___ is an increase in muscle size
hypertrophy
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Slow twitch fibers are Type ___ fibers. they have many ___. They are dark in color because they have ___. They are the ___ in size.
- one
- mitochondria
- myoglobin
- smallest
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Intermediate-twitch fibers are type ___ fibers. They are ___ then Type I fibers. They are used for moderate activity like ___, ___, and ___.
- IIa
- faster
- jogging
- walking fast
- riding a bike
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Fast-twitch fibers are type ___ fibers. They are ___, don't need oxygen. They are designed for ___. They have little to none ___ and ___. They can also ___ easily.
- IIb
- anaerobic
- strength
- mitochondria
- myoglobin
- fatigue
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___ is attachment of a muscle to the immovable bone
origin
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___ is attachment of a muscle to the bone that moves.
insertion
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___ ___ is a muscle that does most of the work in a movement
Prime mover
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___ are muscles that assist the prime mover.
Synergist
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___ are muscles that work opposite one another to bring about movement in opposite directions.
antagonists
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The functions of the nervous system are... (3)
- Sensory Input
- Intergration
- Motor Output
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___ goes to the CNS
afferent
-
___ leaves the CNS.
efferent
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CNS stands for...
central nervous system
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PNS stands for...
Peripheral nervous system
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CNS contains the ___ and ___ ___
-
PNS contains the ___ and ___ ___
-
in the ___ the glands and muscles react.
efferent
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Somatic sensory nerves get signals from... (4)
- skin
- muscles
- joints
- special senses
-
Visceral sensory nerves get signals from ___ ___
body organs
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Somatic motor nerves send signals to ___ ___ and are ___.
- skeletal muscles
- voluntary
-
autonomic motor nerves send signals to ___ ___, ___ ___, ___ and are ___.
- smooth muscle
- cardiac muscle
- glads
- involuntary
-
___ ___ is "fight or flight"
sympathetic division
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___ ___ is "rest and digest"
parasympathetic division
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___ ___ contains nucleus and other organelles.
cell body
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___ receive signals from sensory receptors or other neurons
dendrite
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___ conducts nerve signals away from cell body
Axon
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___ are bundles of parallel axons in the PNS
Nerve
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___ are bundles of parallel axons in the CNS
tract
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myelin in the PNS is formed by ___ ___.
Schwann cells
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myelin in the CNS are formed by ___.
oligodendrocytes
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___ is lipid coating.
myelin
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Motor neurons are ___ and take nerve info from CNS to ___, ___, and ___.
- multipolar
- muscles
- organs
- glands
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Sensory neurons are ___ and take info to ___.
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Interneurons are ___ and are only in the ___.
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