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Epimysium

Layer of dense irregular connective tissue surrounding entire skeletal muscle

Fasicle

Bundle of muscle fiber cells together

Perimysium

Connective tissue fibers that separate skeletal muscle into fascicles

Endomysium

Surrounds each muscle fiber within a fascicle and binds muscle fibers together

Myosatellite Cells

Muscle stem cells neighboring muscle fibers to repair damaged muscle cells

Muscle fibers

Individual muscle cells with many contractile organelles called myofibrils

Myofibrils

Contractile organelles in muscle fibers made of component parts called sarcomeres

M line

The midline of a sarcomere

Z Line

The shortening line of a sarcomere when it contracts

H band

The interval of space neighboring the m-line and before the A band

Motor Unit

All muscle fibers controlled by one motor neuron

Fast fibers

Large diameter muscles that use anaerobic metabolism that works for precise movements. Ex are muscles in the eyes

Slow fibers

Small diameter muscles that use aerobic metabolism and works slowly like large muscles

Intermediate Fibers

Muscles that are in between fast and slow fiber diameters

Parallel Fibers

Muscle fibers that are running parallel to tendon

Convergent Muscles

Muscles that fan in directions then converge on muscle tendon

Pennate muscles

Muscles that are angled away from tendon, such as unipennate, bipennate, and multipennate

Circular Muscles

Muscles that are circular in structure like orbicularis oris

First class levers

Levers of muscle with the fulcrum in the middle and the resistance and force applied on either side

Second class Lever

Muscle levers with the resistance in between fulcrum and force applied

Third class lever

Muscle lever with the force applied in between fulcrum and resistance

Agonist

Muscle performing primary action

Antagonist

Muscle performing contrary movement to primary agonist

Synergist

Muscle helping agonist perform function