Anatomy

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Functions of Muscle

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(b) Connective Tissues of Muscles

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(c) muscle attachments

• muscles can only pull *prime mover & antagonist on opposite sides of joint

• generating body heat

• upporting and protecting soft tissues

• terminal branches of axons *neurons

• indirect: tendon, aponeurosis

• posture and body position

• gatekeepers at entrances and exits

• endomysium *around each muscle fiber

• can be more than one agonist (prime mover; major responsibility for producing specific movement

• all connected: endomysium-perimysium-epimysium

• perimysium-fibrous connective tissue sheath blood vessels nerves

• all connected: endomysium+perimysium+epimysium-tendon, aponeurosis,or direct attachment

• amino acid reserve

• muscle connections:direct or indirect

• glycemic control

• fascicles: *bundles of muscle fibers *surrounded by

• myosatellite cells

• movement of the skeleton and skin

• capillaries

• muscle fiber *muscle cells *multinucleated

Match the following 3 types of muscle tissue

• heart

• smooth

• striated muscle

  voluntary muscles

• skeletal

• involuntary

  walls of hollow organs

• cardiac

Tags

NGSS.HS-LS1-4

myology

• muscle

• fine areolar connective tissue

• prime mover

• opposes movement of agonist; controls motion

endomysium

• prime mover; major responsibility for producing specific movement

• muscle

• opposes movement of agonist; controls motion

• fine areolar connective tissue

agonist

• fine areolar connective tissue

• muscle

• opposes movement of agonist; controls motion

• prime mover; major responsibility for producing specific

antagonist

• prime mover; major responsibility for producing specific movement

• muscle

• opposes movement of agonist; controls motion

• fine areolar connective tissue

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) common properties of muscle tissue

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(b) skeletal muscle fibers

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(c) muscle cell membrane potentials

• sarcoplasm

• all cells maintain resting membrane potential

• striations

• negative charge inside

• contractility

• extensibility

• multinucleate

• on signal from neuron to contract

• general function:movement

• Sarcolemma:has resting membrane potential

• very large

• excitability

• electrochemical

• glycogen granules

• sarcolemma

• myofibrils

• elasticity

Reorder the following The Cross-Bridge Cycle (Contraction Cycle)

E-C Coupling happens just before cross-bridge cycle

• myosin reactivation

• the power stroke

• cross-bridge detachment

• Cross-bridge formation

Prime mover; major responsibility for producing specific movement ​ (a)  

• agonist
• antagonist

opposes movement of ​ (a)   ; controls motion ​ ​ (b)  

• agonist
• antagonist