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What muscle layer surrounds an individual muscle fiber?
Endomysium;
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What muscle layer surrounds a fascicle (bundle of muscle fibers)?
Perimysium;
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What muscle layer surrounds a bunch of fascicles?
Epimysium;
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What muscle layer becomes the tendon?
Epimysium (becomes the tendon);
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What is the MUSCLE FASCIA?
Muscle fascia is loose fibrous connective tissue on the outside of the muscle;
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What does muscle fascia do?
It creates a slippery surface for muscles to rub against each other;
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What is an aponeurosis?
A modified tendon that usually inserts just under the skin (palm and scalp);
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Name four types of muscles.
Parallel, Pennate, Convergent, Circular;
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Parallel muscle

long fibers

contract a long way

relatively weak

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Name 3 types of PENNATE MUSCLES.
Unipennate, Bipennate, Multipennate;
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Unipennate

many short fascicles

strong

insert on one side of a tendon

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Bipennate

fascicles insert into the tendon from both sides

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Multipennate

fascicles in multiple bundles inserting on one tendon

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Which muscle type is the strongest?
Multipennate;
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Convergent muscle

fibers come together on the tip of a tendon

more fibers than parallel

fibers contract a greater distance than pinnate

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What does a circular muscle form?
Sphincter;
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Define origin.
The region that usually does not move when the muscle contracts;
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Define insertion.
The point of attachment that moves when the muscle contracts;
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What is the main muscle for a particular action called?
Agonist;
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What is the muscle that helps the agonist (primary mover)?
Synergist;
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What muscle does the opposite action of the prime mover?
Antagonist;
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What are the 3 types of muscle cells?
Skeletal, smooth, cardiac;
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Which muscles are voluntary?
Skeletal muscle;
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Which muscles are striated?
Skeletal and cardiac muscle;
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Where is skeletal muscle found and what does it do?
Attached to bones; moves the skeleton;
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Where is cardiac muscle found and what structure does it have that other muscle types do not have?
Heart; intercalated discs;
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Where is smooth muscle found?
Organs such as stomach, uterus, intestines, bladder, blood vessels;
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What is a muscle stem cell called?
Myoblast;
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What 2 things are needed for muscle contraction?
Nerve signal and calcium;
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What is a motor unit?
A single neuron and all the muscle fibers it synapses with;
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What happens to muscles after much exercise?
Hypertrophy (growth in size);
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What happens to muscles after lack of use?
Atrophy;