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Chapter 6 Muscles

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show The ability to shorten with force  
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Excitability   show
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Extensibility   show
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show The ability to recoil to its original state  
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Epimysium   show
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Fascia   show
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Fasicle   show
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Perimysium   show
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Muscle Cells   show
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Endomysium   show
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show Cylindrical cells  
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Myofibrils   show
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Actin   show
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Myosin   show
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show The highly ordered units from Z-Line to Z-Line  
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show Actin and Myosin  
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What is the light area of the Z- Line   show
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show The darker area  
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H-Zone   show
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show The line that goes down the middle of the H-Zone  
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Motor neurons   show
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Neuromuscluar junction   show
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Motor Unit   show
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show The enlarged nerve terminal  
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Synaptic Cleft   show
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Postsynaptic Terminal   show
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show They secrete Acetycholine  
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Acetycholine   show
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show It breaks down actycholine and makes the muscle relax  
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The Sliding Filament Mechanism   show
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show A contraction of an entire muscle in response to stimulus to one or more muscle fibers  
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show A muscle fiber that isn't able to respond to stimulus until that stimulus reaches a certain level  
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All-or-none response   show
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show The time between the point in which a muscle reacts to stimulus  
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show When the muscle contracts  
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show When the muscle relaxes  
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Tetany   show
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Recruitment   show
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show Adenosine triphosphate  
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ADP   show
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Mitochondria   show
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show ATP  
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Created whenever ATP is stockpiled   show
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Anerobic respiration   show
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show Requires oxygen (most beneficial)  
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show The amount of oxygen needed in chemical reactions to convert lactic acid to glucose  
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show When ATP is used up too quickly and can'r make up for the lost  
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Isometric   show
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show The tension doesn't change but the length does  
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show Constant tension of the muscles in the body for long periods of time  
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Fast-twitch muscles   show
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show Contract slower fatigue slower  
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show The most stationary end of the muscle  
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show The muscle undergoing the most activity  
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Belly   show
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show Muscles that work together  
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show Muscles the work in opposition  
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show One muscle plays the major role in the desired movement  
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show The descriptive name of a muscle  
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Occipitofrontalis   show
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Obicularis Oculi   show
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show Puckers the lips  
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show Flattens the cheeks  
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show Smiling muscles  
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Lavator Libii Superioris   show
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show Frowning  
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Mastication   show
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Muscles used in mastication   show
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show Changes the shape of the tongue  
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Extrinstic Tongue Muscles   show
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Sternocleiodmastoid   show
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Erector Spinae   show
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External Intercostals   show
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show Contracts during forced expiration  
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show Aids in quiet-breathing  
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show Extends to the sternum, through the naval,to the pubis  
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Rectus Abdominis   show
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Tendinous Inscriptions   show
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show Rotates scapula  
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Serratus Anterior   show
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show Adducts and flexes the arm  
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Latissamus Dorsi   show
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Deltoid   show
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Triceps Brachii   show
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Biceps Brachii   show
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show Flexes forearm  
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Branchioradalis   show
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Retinaculum   show
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Flexor Carpi   show
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show Extends wrist  
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Flexor Digitorum   show
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Extensor Digitorum   show
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show Buttocks  
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Gluteus Medius   show
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Quadriceps Femoris   show
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show Flexes the thigh  
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Hamstrings   show
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show Forms the calf muscle  
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