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Factorsthat lead to increased oxygen consumption
1. Increased heat production

2. Increased muscle activity


3. Increased conversion of lactic acid to glucose4. Increased aerobic respiration by muscle cells

Fastfibers
Have low resistance to fatigue

Have twitches with a very brief contraction phase

FastMuscles
Adaptto aerobic metabolism by generating more mitochondria in response to repeated,exhaustive stimulation
Functionsof a skeletal muscle
1. Maintain posture

2. Maintain body temperature


3. Produce movement


4. Guard body entrances and exits

HBand
Areain the center of the A Band that has NO thin filaments
HamstringGroup
BF= BicepsFemoris



S2= Semitendinosus


Semimembranosus

HumanMuscles
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

IBand
Alwayscontains thin filaments
IncompleteTetanus
Amuscle producing tension that peaks and falls at intermediate stimulus rates
Intercostal
Damagewould interfere with breathing
IsometricContraction
Typeof contraction where the muscle fibers DO NOT shorten
IsotonicContraction
Muscletension exceeds the load and the muscle lifts the load
Latentperiod and Contraction Phase of muscle contraction
Calciumions are binding to troponin
Lever
Consists of:



1. A ridged structure




2. Apivot point or fulcrum

MLine
Wherethick filaments are linked laterally in a sarcomere
MasseterMuscle
Thestrongest jaw muscle