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Cardiac Muscle

Involuntary striated muscle


Mono-nucleated


Involving the heart

Smooth Muscle

Involuntary non-striated muscle


Lines blood vessels, digestive organs, urinary system, and parts of the respiratory system.

Skeletal Muscle

Voluntary striated muscle


Controlled by motor nerve cells

Sarcolema

Cell membrane

Front (Term)


Myofibrils

Back (Definition)


Bundles of myofilaments

Sarcoplasm

Equivalent to the cytoplasm

Thin filaments

Actin

Thick filaments

Myosin proteins

Sacrcoplasmic reticulum

Equivalent to the small ER (stores Ca+)

Sarcomeres

Repeating units of myofilaments

Latent period

2 milliseconds


action potential and the release of Ca+

Contraction phase

15 milliseconds


Cross bridges form

Relaxation phase

25 milliseconds


Tension, cross bridges and Ca+ decreases

Tone

Resting tension

Atrophy

Fibers and become smaller and weaker

Muscle fatigue

No contraction despite stimulation


Lack of ATP or lactic acid build up

Recovery period

Returns to pre-exertion levels

Fast twitch (white)

Powerful contractions


Fatigue rapidly

Slow twitch (red)

Extended contraction


Extensive capillary network


Myoglobin binds oxygen

Anaerobic

Frequent, brief intense workouts

Aerobic

Sustained low levels of activity


Carb-loaded the day before; drink glucose rich sports drinks

How many muscles are in the body

600

What are the functions of the skeletal muscles

Producing movement


Maintain posture


Stabilizing joints


Generate heat


Multi-uncleated

What are the functions of the skeletal muscles

Producing movement


Maintain posture


Stabilizing joints


Generate heat


Multi-uncleated

Acetylcholine

The Neurotransmitter that reports on the sarcolema

Relaxed or straight

Relaxed

Relaxed or contracted

Relaxed

Relaxed or contracted

Contracted