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Factorsthat lead to increased oxygen consumption
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1. Increased heat production
2. Increased muscle activity 3. Increased conversion of lactic acid to glucose4. Increased aerobic respiration by muscle cells |
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Fastfibers
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Have low resistance to fatigue
Have twitches with a very brief contraction phase |
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FastMuscles
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Adaptto aerobic metabolism by generating more mitochondria in response to repeated,exhaustive stimulation
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Functionsof a skeletal muscle
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1. Maintain posture
2. Maintain body temperature 3. Produce movement 4. Guard body entrances and exits |
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HBand
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Areain the center of the A Band that has NO thin filaments
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HamstringGroup
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BF= BicepsFemoris
S2= Semitendinosus Semimembranosus |
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HumanMuscles
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1. Have bothslow and fast fibers
2. Eyemuscles are composed entirely of fast fibers 3. Slowmuscles are abundant in thigh muscles 4. Slow fibers are abundant in calf musclese |
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IBand
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Alwayscontains thin filaments
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IncompleteTetanus
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Amuscle producing tension that peaks and falls at intermediate stimulus rates
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Intercostal
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Damagewould interfere with breathing
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IsometricContraction
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Typeof contraction where the muscle fibers DO NOT shorten
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IsotonicContraction
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Muscletension exceeds the load and the muscle lifts the load
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Latentperiod and Contraction Phase of muscle contraction
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Calciumions are binding to troponin
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Lever
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Consists of:
1. A ridged structure 2. Apivot point or fulcrum |
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MLine
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Wherethick filaments are linked laterally in a sarcomere
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MasseterMuscle
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Thestrongest jaw muscle
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