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Three Types of Muscles

-Skeletal


-Smooth


-Cardiac

Characteristics of skeletal muscles

-Striated


-Voluntary

organization and control

Characteristics of smooth muscles

-Non-striated


-Involuntary


-Visceral (inside)

organization, control and location

Characteristics of cardiac muscles

-Striated


-Involuntary

organization and control

Endomysium

Covers muscle fibers

Fascicles

Groups of muscle fibers

Perimysium

Cover fascicles

Epimysium

Covers the entire muscle

Fascia

Connective tissue surrounding muscle and outside the epimysium and tendon

Tendon

Epimysium, perimysium, and endomysium come together to attach the muscle to bone

Aponeurosis

Flat sheets of tendon covering some muscles

abs

Sarcolemma

Cell membrane of a muscle cell

Part of the cell

Sarcoplasm

Cytoplasm of the muscle cell

Sarcoplasmic Reticulum (SR)

Network of tubules which store calcium

Storage

T-tubules

Allow electric impulses to get deeper into the cell

Impulses

Cytoskeleton composition

Made of Myofibrils

Myofibrils

Made of myofilaments

Sarcomere

Basic contractile units of the muscle cell

Contraction

Composition of Thin Filaments

-Actin


-Troponin


-Tropomyosin

AT&T

Composition of Thick Filaments

-Myosin

Has a head

Elastin

Elastic filaments that give muscle its elasticity

A band

Segment running the whole length of the thick filament


I band

From the Z disk to the edge of the thick filaments

Gap (not actually a band)

M line

Mid point of the bundles of thick filament (holds them together)

Middle

Z disk

Anchors the thin myofibrils

Middle

H zone

Middle region of the thick filament where they don't cross the thin filament

Gap

Distal end of the motor neurone attaches to the....

Motor end plate of the sarcolemma

Neuromuscular Junction

Distal end of the motor neurone attaches to the motor end plate of the sarcolemma

Acetylcholine

A transmitter substance released at the neuromuscular junction

Efferent

Away from the centre

Afferent

Toward the centre


Motor neurones are sent through this horn

Anterior Horn

SPAM

Sensory neurones are sent through this horn

Posterior Horn

SPAM

Anaerobic

-Quick

-Inefficient



- When O2 isn't available


-glycolysis recharges 2 ADP

4 things

Aerobic Respiration

-Efficient


-Slower response


-When O2 is available


- Recharges 36 ADP

4 things

Glycolysis

Break down of glucose into pyruvate molecules and releases energy

Oxygen Debt

O2 depleted after exercise and needs to be repaid by heavy breathing

Myoglobin

Gives muscles pink colour

Type I Fibres

-Red


-Aerobic


-Slow twitch

3 things

Type IIa Fibres

-Red


-Mix of an/aerobic


-Slow and fast twitch

3 things

Type IIb Fibres

-White


-Anaerobic


-Fast twitch

3 things

Type II Fibers

-Red and white


-Can switch between IIa and IIb through training

2 things

2 types of isotonic contractions

-Concentric


-Eccentric

Type of isometric contraction

Static Contraction

Concentric

force of contraction > force of resistance

concentrate

Eccentric

force of contraction < resistance/force of movement

Static Contraction

Force of contraction = force of movement

=

Muscle Spindle

Detect dynamic and static changes in muscle length

Agonist

Stretch of muscle causes reflex contraction

Antagonist

Stretch of muscle causes relaxation

Golgi Tendon Organ (GTO)

Monitors tension in muscles

Peristalsis

Waves of contraction in smooth muscle

Cardiac Muscle

Continuous contractile band around the chambers of the heart