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Applied Anatomy Exam 2
What is the powerhouse of the cell?
What is a co-contraction?
What's an eccentric contraction
What's a concentric contraction
What's a isometric contraction
What is the SR, where do you find it
What's a sarcomere?
What's a golgi tendon organ and what does it do?
What's a muscle spindle do
What part of the neuron can regenerate after injury
Where do you find the nodes of ranvier
What stimulates protein synthesis to make it grow?
What's another name for somatic nervous system
Where do you find actin and myosin filaments?
What's the fundamental of muscular function that includes neurons and individual muscle cells
In descending order, vesicularis, the myofilaments, the sarcolemma
What part of the nervous system is fight or flight
Which part is rest and digest?
Which muscle fiber contains the greatest amount of mitochondria
Whats a z line?
Where do you find I bands?
What is sarcopenia
What is hyperplasia?
What do you find myelin
What is a refractory period
What is resting potential
What is polarization
What type of muscle cell has the greatest amount of glycogen enzymes
Where is the calcium stored in the muscle cell
What do the t tubules do?
What is terminal cisternae?
Identify the H zone
What is the fascia that covers whole nerve column called
What is affected by multiple sclerosis
What is rigor mortis
What's excitability?
What is extensibility
What is elasticity in terms of muscle fiber?
What is Synergistic action?
Where do you expect to find tropomyosin
What are Unipennate muscles?
Whatare Bipennate muscles?
What is another name for convergent muscle (structure)
What is a synaptic cleft
What is a synapse
What is efferent neuron another name
What does Acetylcholine do?
What does achestarine do?
What is the function of myelin?
Where do you find smooth muscle?
Where does herpes lie dormant?
During resting state where do you find the sodium and then the calcium
What is DOmos
What part of contraction actually contributes to DOMS
What is a factor in force production of the muscle
What does acetylcholinesterase do?
How does alcohol affect your nervous system
What is perimysium
What is endomysium
What is osseous plasmic liquid in muscle cell?
Where is the ACSM recommendation for the frequency of resistance training during a week
What is tension in the muscle?
How do you determine muscle fiber ratio (fast, slow)
Where is myofibril hypertrophy and what causes it?
Where do you find schwann cells and what do they do?
What is the sliding filament theory and who is that contributed to? (which scientist)
The I band contains only what type of myofilament
When do you experience (what time in life) do you experience fat cell hyperplasia
Illustration of a muscle fiber- identify sarcolemma, SR, t tubules, terminal cisternae, Z line, Z disc, actin, and myosin
Illustration of sarcomere: identify H zone, I band, A band, Z disc
Why is a turkey drumstick dark as to the breast?
Resistance training simulates which part of the fibers more than the others?
What activates the knee jerk reflex?
Illustration of neuron: identify dendrites, axon, nodes of ranvier, myelin, schwann cells
What type of muscle tissues lacks striations
Where would you find a neurovascular bundle
Which is an exteroceptor?
Survival question: If the flame goes orange
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