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Name the four things muscle tissue include.
Muscle tissue
blood vessels
nerves
connectuvie tissue
How much total body weight does muscle account for.
1/3
Skeletal muscle is made up of what?
Muscle fiber
Each muscle tissue contains what?
many nuclei
The muscle fiber is crossed by what?
light and dark stripes
what are theses light and dark stripes called?
striations
Skeletal muscle fibers are groupes into dense bundles that are called?
fascicles
What are fascicles bounded together by?
CT/ connectuive tissue
voulantary muscle is when?
contraction are usually consicousaly controlled- you are purposely doing it
Invoulantary muscle is when?
contraction can not be consciously controlled
Bone to bone is?
ligament
Bone to muscle is?
tendon
muscle attaches to bone by a tough band of connective tissue known as the_
tendon
Skeleton has to points of attachements known as the?
Origin and the insertion
Origin is?
the point where muscle attaches to a stationary bone.
insertion is?
point where muscle attaches a moving bone
a Flexor?
decreases the angle of a joint_
example of a flexor?
beiceps
a Extensor?
increases the angle of a joint
example of a extensor?
treciep
define agonist
the muscle that contracts- moves/ working
Define Antagonist
refers to the muscle that must relax to allow Agonist movement
The physiological inability of a muscle to contract
muscle fatigue
name all the muscle you'll have to remember for the quiz
frontalis
Traps
Deltiod
Pecs
triceps
biceps
abdominal muscle
gluteus maxiums
sartorius
biceps femoris
rectus femoris
gastrocnemius
Achillies tendon