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functions of the muscular system...
to hold the body erect, movement, and to produce heat
long, slender cell of a muscle...
muscle fiber
a sheet of tissue covering, supporting, and seperating muscles...
fascia
fasci/o...
fascia or fibrous band
attaches muscle to bone...
tendon
flattened tendon...
aponeurosis
attaches to bone and allows us to move; striated and voluntary muscle...
skeletal muscle
located on internal organs; unstriated and involuntary; also known as visceral muscle...
smooth muscle
striated and involuntary muscle...
cardiac
change in joint position that is produced by muscle movements...
range of motion
movement away from the midline of the body...
abduction
movement toward the midline of the body...
adduction
decreasing the angle or to bend...
flexion
increasing the angle or to straighten...
extension
overextension of a joint beyond its normal limit...
hyperextension
to raise or lift a body part...
elevation
to lower a body part...
depression
circular movement around the axis...
rotation
circular movement of a limb at the far end...
circumduction
palms upward or lying on back...
supination
palms down or lying face down...
pronation
bends the foot upward at ankle (toes to nose)...
dorsiflexion
bends the foot downward at the ankle...
plantar flexion
kinesi/o or -kinesis...
movement or motion
muscle pairs produce movement in opposite directions...
antagonistic muscle pairs
cells will change length and shape...
contraction & relaxation
contraction...
shorter, thicker
relaxation...
longer, thinner
(tonus) normal state of balanced muscle tension when awake...
muscle tone
ton/o...
tension, tone, and stretching
LADSNOR...
L(location)A(action)D(direction)S(shape)N(number of divisions)O(orgin)R(relative size)
the place where muscles begin(originate); the more fixed end...
orgin
the place where the muscle ends(inserts); more moveable end...
insertion
stern/o...
sternum
cleid/o...
clavicle
mast/o...
mastiod
named for the action the muscle performs...
action
named for the body location or organ it's near...
location
according to muscle fibers; rectus- straight, oblique- slanted, transverse- across, sphincter- ringlike muscle or tight band...
fiber direction