Muscular System Practice

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Muscular System Practice
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Give the 4 main functions of the muscular system Movement Stabilization Storing and moving substances within the body Generating heat
Name the 3 muscle types and indicated whether they are striated or non-striated Skeletal = Striated Cardiac = Striated Smooth = Non-Striated
What does autorhythmic mean? Contraction without nervous stimulation (cardiac muscle, some smooth muscle)
What is the special name for the plasma membrane of a muscle cell? Sarcolemma
Fill in the gap in this breakdown of muscle structure Muscle, Muscle fibres, ..........., Filaments Myofibril Myofibril
What is the job of sarcoplasmic reticulum? Stores and releases calcium – important for muscle contraction
What are the names of the 2 myofilaments that perform contraction in the muscles? Actin Myosin
Where would you find the Epimysium? Wrapped around an entire muscle
Which neurotransmitter do you find at the neuromuscular junction? Acetyl choline
Give 3 reasons why muscle need a good blood supply? Oxygen Nutrients Remove waste
Which produces more ATP, aerobic or anaerobic respiration? (1 mark) Aerobic
What is the name of the oxygen binding protein found in muscles? Myoglobin
Which type of muscle fibres fatigue quickly but are the most powerful? Fast glycolytic fibres
What is the key difference between cardiac muscle and skeletal muscle? Cardiac muscle has intercalated discs – Allow muscle contraction to travel from fibre to fibre
Name 3 places you might find smooth muscle? Wall of arteries / Airways / Iris Cillary body that focuses lens of the eye Arrector pili muscles in hair follicles Stomach Blood vessels Bladder
What is the name of the process by which skeletal muscle grow? Hypertrophy = enlargement of existing fibres
What do we call the place where the muscles tendon attaches to the stationary bone? Origin
What is the name of the place where the tendon attaches to the moving bone? Insertion
What is a fascicle? A bundle of parallel muscle fibres
Name an antagonistic pair of muscles? Biceps and triceps
What is a fixator muscle? A muscle that helps keep an origin bone still while a prime mover contracts
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