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34 Cards in this Set

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Motor Unit?
single motor neuron and all of the muscle fibers it supplies
Muscle Twitch?
response of a muscle to a single threshold stimulus
What are the 3 phases of a muscle twitch?
latency
contraction
relaxation
What are the 2 ways Muscle Contraction can be graded?
changing the frequency of stimulation
changing the strength of stimulation
Temporal Summation?
increase rate of stimulus delivery
Tetany summation?
no relaxation
Multiple Motor Unit Summation?
controls the force of contraction more precisely
Treppe?
warm up effect
Isotonic contraction?
same tension, changing length
Concentric (isotonic)?
shorten
Eccentric (isotonic)?
lengthen
Isometric?
same length, changing force
Isokinetic?
same speed with controlled angular velocity of joint
What are the non-contractile elements of muscle? 4
connective tissue
tendons
organelles
sarcolemma
What are the supporting proteins in muscle?
titin
nebulin
Goal of internal tension?
overcome noncontractile elements
Goal of External tension?
overcome actual load
Characteristics of Slow Oxidative Fibers? 7
-slow ATP-ase
-contracts slowly
-has alot of myoglobin
-many capillaries
-mitochondria
-Oxygen dependent
-endurance
Characteristics of Fast Glycolytic Fibers? 5
fast ATPase
-contracts rapidly
-less myoglobin
-not dependent on oxygen
-little endurance
Fast Oxidative Glycolytic fiber? 4
fast ATPase
little endurance
some dependence on oxygen
high myoglobin
Innervation of smooth muscle?
autonomic nervous system
Nerve endings of smooth muscle?
bulbous varicosities
What is the connective tissue in smooth muscle?
endomysium
What does the sarcoplasmic reticulum contain?
caveoli
Ratio of thick:thin filaments in smooth muscle?
1:16
What dies thick filaments contain: smooth muscle?
myosin
What does thin filaments contain: smooth muscle? 2
actin
tropomyosin
What are the 2 types of smooth muscle?
single unit
multi unit
Single unit? 2
cells contract as a unit
gap junctions allow current flow directly
Mutli unit? 5
muscle fibers that are independent of one another
rare gap junctions
rare spontaneous AP
respond to hormones
have autonmic nervous system innervation
What are the neurotransmitters in smooth muscle? 2
acetlcholine
norepinephrine
Length tension in smooth muscle?
stretch stimulates contraction
Hyperplasia in smooth muscle?
increase # of cells
Secretion in smooth muscle?
secrete elastin and collagen of connective tissue