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Prefixes for muscle

Myo, mys, sarco

Receive and respond to stimuli

Excitability

Ability to shorten

Contractility

Ability to be stretched

Extensibility

Ability to recoil or resume to length

Elasticity

Four functions of muscle

1) movement of bones


2) maintain posture and position


3) stabilize joints


4) heat generation


5) protects

Sheath that surrounds each muscle fiber

Endomysium

Fibrous tissue that surrounds group of muscle fibers

Perimysium

Surrounds entire muscle

Epimysium

Movable bone

Insertion

Immovable bone

Origin

Red pigmented molecule that binds oxygen

Myoglobin

Functional unit of muscle

Sarcomere

Thin filament

Actin

Thick filament

Myosin

Regular proteins that bind to actin

Tropomyosin/ troponin

Motor neuron + muscle fibers it supples

Motor unit

Increasing muscle tension

Isometric

Decreasing muscle length

Isotonic

Muscle shortens

Concentric

Co- comes together

Muscle generated forces as it lengthens

Eccentric

Uses aerobic pathways

Oxidative

Uses anaerobic glycolysis

Glycolytic

What closes the jaw

Masseter

What supports abdomen


Flex vertebral column


Rotate spine


Raise intra abdominal/ force expiration


External oblique

What supports abdomen


Flex vertebral column


Rotate spine


Raise intra abdominal/ force expiration


External oblique

What elevates/rotate scapular


Rotate head and neck


Adduct scapulae


Depress and rotate scapulae

Trapezius

What rotates, adduct, and flexes arm

Pectoralis major

What extends, adduct, and rotate arm

Latissimus dorsi

What flexes, rotate, aBduct, and extends arm

Deltoids

What extends arm and is considered the numerous

Triceps brachii

What flexes, rotate, aBduct, and extends arm

Deltoids

What extends arm and is considered the numerous

Triceps brachii

What flexes and supinate the forearm

Biceps brachii

What flexes, rotate, aBduct, and extends arm

Deltoids

What extends arm and is considered the numerous

Triceps brachii

What flexes and supinate the forearm

Biceps brachii

Vastus Lateralis

Extends leg

What flexes, rotate, aBduct, and extends arm

Deltoids

What extends arm and is considered the numerous

Triceps brachii

What flexes and supinate the forearm

Biceps brachii

Vastus Lateralis

Extends leg

What extends as rotate the thigh and belongs to gluteal tuberosity

Gluteus Maximus

What flexes, rotate, aBduct, and extends arm

Deltoids

What extends arm and is considered the numerous

Triceps brachii

What flexes and supinate the forearm

Biceps brachii

Vastus Lateralis

Extends leg

What extends as rotate the thigh and belongs to gluteal tuberosity

Gluteus Maximus

Fibula and condyle of tibia

Biceps femoris

What flexes, rotate, aBduct, and extends arm

Deltoids

What extends arm and is considered the numerous

Triceps brachii

What flexes and supinate the forearm

Biceps brachii

Vastus Lateralis

Extends leg

What extends as rotate the thigh and belongs to gluteal tuberosity

Gluteus Maximus

Fibula and condyle of tibia

Biceps femoris

What flexes leg and plantar flexes foot belonging to the posterior calcaneus

Gastrocnemius

What flexes, rotate, aBduct, and extends arm

Deltoids

What extends arm and is considered the numerous

Triceps brachii

What flexes and supinate the forearm

Biceps brachii

Vastus Lateralis

Extends leg

What extends as rotate the thigh and belongs to gluteal tuberosity

Gluteus Maximus

Fibula and condyle of tibia

Biceps femoris

What flexes leg and plantar flexes foot belonging to the posterior calcaneus

Gastrocnemius

Tilts scapulae/ aid in inspiration and belongs to the ribs and Coracoid process

Pectoralis minor

Maxilla/ zygomatic arch

Masseter

Maxilla/ zygomatic arch

Masseter

Ribs

External oblique

S external


Spine C7


M and I spine

Trapezius

Clavicle


Sternum/ coastal


Ribs


External oblique

Pectoralis major

Iliac crest


Spinous process


Ribs

Latissimus dorsi

Clavicle


Acromion process


Spine of scapulae

Deltoids

Radial tuberosity

Biceps brachii

Patella and tibia tuberosity

Vastus lateralis

Ilium, sacrum, coccyx

Gluteus Maximus

Ilium, sacrum, coccyx

Gluteus Maximus

Ishial, tuberosity, linea aspera, femur

Biceps femoris

Femur, lateral, condyle of femur

Gastrocnemius