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Fused tetanus

No evidence of relaxation before contractions

Basic muscle types

Skeletal, cardiac, smooth

Connective tissue wrappings

Cells are surrounded and bundled by connective tissue

Endomysium

Encloses a single muscle fiber

Perimysium

Wraps around a fascicle of muscle fibers

Epimysium

Covers entire skeletal muscle

Fascia

Located on the outside of the skeletal muscle

Tendons

Cord-like structures

Aponeurosis

Sheet-like structures

I band

Light band, contains only thick filaments

A band

Dark band, contains the entire length of the thick filaments

Tetanus

Summing of contractions

Twitch

Single, brief contraction

Unfused tetanus

Some relaxation occurs between contractions

Atp

Stored by muscles

Contraction

Muscle response to stimuli

Muscle force

Depends on the number of fibers stimulated

Multinucleated

Multiple nucleus

Striated

Visible banding

Voluntary

Subject to conscious control

Reason for muscle contractions

Movement of microfilaments

Characteristic of smooth and skeletal muscles

Elongated

Skeltal muscle function

Produce movement, maintain posture, stabilize joints, generate heat

Synaptic cleft

Area between nerves and muscles

Neurotransmitter

Chemical released by nerve upon arrival of nerve impulse

Acetylocholine

Skeletal muscles neurotransmitter

Sarcolemma

Permeable to sodium

Graded responses

Different degrees of skeletal muscles shortening

Atp bonds

Broken to release energy

Muscles contract until..

They run out of energy