S+P Exam 3: Mechanical models

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Cross-Bridge Models

Series arrangement, Parallel arrangement

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Fiber Models

parallel muscles, pennate muscles

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In fiber models The force generated by a myofibril is equal to…

the force generated by one sarcomere of the fibril

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in fiber models Shortening of the fibril is equal to…

The summed shortening of the sarcomeres

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In parallel muscles force generated by the muscle will be equal to…

the sum of the individual fibers in parallel at a given length

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In parallel muscles the amount of shortening will be dependent on…

the length of the individual fibers and whether there are fibers in series

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In pennate muscles the geometry of the muscle affects the….

relationship of fiber and muscle length changes

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In pennate muscles fiber force is exerted in…

a different direction than the muscle force

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In pennate muscles the muscle fiber shortening may be accompanied…

by an increased fiber angle (which would enhance the amount of muscle shortening, and compensate for having a fiber angle)

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The length range of active force produced is affected by muscle architecture determined by:

changes of fiber length(which is highly dependent on # of sarcomeres in series), changes in fiber angle, changes in aponeurosis angle

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The Hill model includes

CE, SEC and PEC

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In the hill model force exerted by the CE should be…

equal to force maintained in the SEC

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In the hill model lengthening or shortening of CE and SEC must be…

added to obtain total length change of muscle complex

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In the hill model isometric contraction results in…

shortening CE, lengthening of SEC, with no change in muscle complex length

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In the hill model decreased force below optimum CE length would be accompanied by…

a decrease in SEC length

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In the hill model shortening velocity of muscle complex is equal to…

the sum of both shortening velocities of CE and SEC

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In the hill model cross bridges are not equivalent to CE because…

they contain elastic characteristics as well as contractile ones

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In the hill model the SEC can also be found in…

cross bridges and 15% of elastic length changes are located intracellularly

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In muscle model incorporating elastic tissues muscle length is made up of 2 components:

fiber length and aponeurosis projected onto muscle line of pull and because of this fiber length does not have to change as much to obtain a given muscle length change

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In muscle model incorporating elastic tissues aponeurosis characteristics…

become more important and fiber characteristics become less important

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In comparison to a single sarcomere, a muscle contraction with sarcomeres arranged in series will result in…

a greater change in muscle length and no change in force production

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In comparison to sarcomeres arranged in parallel, a muscle contraction with the same # of sarcomeres arranged in series will result in…

a greater change in muscle length with a decrease in force production

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Pennate muscles produce more force compared to

longitudinal muscles