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Muscles

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show Suture of an aponeurosis  
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Scoliosis   show
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Hemopoiesis   show
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Visceral   show
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show Pain in the arm.  
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Dystrophy   show
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Fascioplasty   show
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show The point of attachment of a muscle to the part that moves.  
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show Pertaining to having equal measure. Counteracts the pull of gravity to maintain good posture.  
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show A lack of nourishment; a waisting of muscular tissue that may be caused by lack of use.  
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lordosis   show
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Kyphosis   show
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Diaphragm   show
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Flaccid   show
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Tricepts   show
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show Pain in a tendon.  
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show A plasma membrane surrounding each striated muscle fiber.  
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Rhabdomyoma   show
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Intramuscular   show
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show Surgical binding of a tendon.  
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show A muscle that has four heads or points of orgin  
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Myosacrcoma   show
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show Destruction of musscle tissue.  
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show skeletal, smooth, cardiac  
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Muscle that is attached to the bone   show
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show cardiac  
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Muscles found in the internal organs   show
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Voluntary Muscles   show
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Involuntary Muscles   show
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Striated Muscles   show
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show Skeletal  
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show Long, strong muscle fibers. held together by connective tissues in groups.  
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Groups of connective tissues are called what   show
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Bundles of connective tissue are surrounded by what   show
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Each muscle fiber contains what   show
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Each fiber contains bundles filaments responsible for what   show
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show sarcommeres  
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What is Peristalsis   show
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What type of muscle does Peristalsis occure in?   show
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Skeletal muscle perform work my pulling on the______ of the skeleton._______ serves as _____.   show
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show opposing, "muscle team"  
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Contraction, produce movement   show
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Contracture   show
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show Carbohydrates, glycogen  
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show 1. It uses stored glycogen 2. Changes glycogen to glucose as it source of energy 3. release heat  
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show It becomes fatigued.  
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A tendon connects ________ to _______   show
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The largest tendon in the body is what   show
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Ligaments are connective tissue that connect ________ to __________ at a _________   show
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show fixed attachment does not move bone  
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Insertion   show
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show Covers muscle tissue  
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Sheaths   show
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Bursae   show
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show Chew food  
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Sternocleidomastoid   show
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show Involved in respiration  
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Two muscles involved in respirations   show
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Diaphragm   show
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Quadriceps   show
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show Back of the thigh  
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Flexion   show
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Extension   show
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show To move away from the body  
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Adduction   show
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show To move around an axis  
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show Turning palm up (anteriorly)  
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Pronation   show
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Dorsiflexion   show
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show Movement of foot downwards  
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Circumduction   show
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Strain   show
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show Caused by a muscle that contracts ans cannot relax  
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Hiccough   show
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Muscular Dystrophy   show
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Essential for muscle contraction   show
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