Muscular System Mastery

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Froggy Jumps Muscular System MasteryVersion en ligne Muscle basics quiz par Jada 1 fascia a sheet of connective tissue covering or binding together body structures b c 2 ligament a bind bone to bone and create stability of joints b c 3 muscle a bundle of long slender cells that have power to contract; produce movement b c 4 tendon a connect muscles to bone; made of fibrous tissue, collagen, tough, but not very sturdy b c 5 agonist a muscle whose contraction moves a part of the body directly b c 6 antagonistic a muscle that produces the opposite action of an agonist muscle; provides stability b c 7 cardiac muscle a muscles lining the heart wall b c 8 skeletal muscle a striated muscle; voluntary movement b c 9 smooth muscle a visceral muscles; involuntary muscle movement b c 10 atrophy a decrease in size; wasting away of body part/tissue b c 11 contracture a muscle or group of muscles remain in permanent contraction b c 12 hypertrophy a excessive growth; enlargement of muscles b c 13 strain a over stretching or over exertion of muscle or tendon b c 14 myalgia a muscle pain b c 15 polymyalgia a muscle pain affecting several muscle groups b c 16 myopathy a diseases that attack muscle fibers; makes muscles weak b c 17 myositis a inflammation/ infection of a muscle b c 18 polymyositis a inflammation/ infection of multiple muscle groups b c 19 avulsion a fracture where a small piece of bone attached to a tendon/ ligament is pulled away from bone b c 20 fibromyalgia a causes bodywide pain and extreme tiredness in the fibrous tissue b c 21 myasthenia gravis a grave muscle weakness; autoimmune disorder; extreme fatigue& profound muscle weakness b c 22 muscular dystrophy a group of diseases causing weakness & degeneration of skeletal muscles b c 23 rhabdomyclysis a rare muscle injury where muscles break down. life threatening b c 24 rhabdomyoma a benign tumor of striated muscle b c 25 rhabdomyosarcoma a cancer formed in the soft tissue of skeletal muscle tissue b c 26 sarcopenia a age related progressive loss of muscle mass& strength b c 27 torticollis a occurs when a contracture on one side of the neck; causes head to turn& rotate to one side b c 28 ataxia a nervous system disorder that leads to poor muscle coordination; mimics being drunk b c 29 bradykinesia a slow movement b c 30 dyskinesia a abnormal motions d/t difficulty controlling voluntary muscles b c 31 hyperkinesis a excessive movement b c 32 myoclonus a sudden, brief involuntary twitching or jerking of muscles; symptom of disease b c 33 fasciitis a inflammation of the fascia b c 34 tendinitis a inflammation of a tendon b c 35 tenosynovitis a inflammation of the lining of the tendon sheath b c 36 electromyogram a record or display produced by electromyography b c 37 electromyography (EMG) a diagnostic test that evaluates the health & function of skeletal muscles and controlling nerves b c 38 MRI a test using radio frequency waves & magnetic field to produce images b c 39 fasciectomy a surgical removal of fascia b c 40 fasciotomy a procedure where fascia is cut to relieve pressure in muscle compartment b c 41 myorrhaphy a suture of a muscle b c 42 tenomyoplasty a surgical repair of both muscle & tendon b c 43 tenorrhapy a suture of tendon b c 44 neuromuscular blocker drugs a interrupt transmission of nerve impulses b c 45 relaxant a drugs that relieve muscle spasm & stiffness b c 46 kinesiologist a study motor skills, mechanical aspects of movement and body's responses to physical activity b c 47 physiatrist a manage patient's medical issues as they participate in rehab process b c 48 physical therapist/ physical therapist assistant a maintain, restore, & improving patient's ability to move, function& live more active lifestyle b c 49 What is the primary function of skeletal muscles? a Move bones and body parts b Regulate hormones c Pump blood 50 Which protein filaments slide past each other during contraction? a Tubulin and keratin b Collagen and elastin c Actin and myosin 51 What connective tissue surrounds a single muscle fiber? a Perimysium b Endomysium c Epimysium 52 Which muscle type is involuntary and found in walls of hollow organs? a Cardiac muscle b Skeletal muscle c Smooth muscle 53 What is the basic functional unit of a skeletal muscle? a Motor unit b Myofibril c Sarcomere 54 Which muscle is primarily responsible for breathing? a Diaphragm b External oblique c Trapezius 55 Which structure stores a neuromuscular signal at the neuromuscular junction? a Dopamine b Serotonin c Acetylcholine 56 What energy molecule powers muscle contraction in the short term? a FADH2 b ATP c NADH 57 Which movement occurs when a muscle shortens during contraction? a Concentric contraction b Isometric contraction c Eccentric contraction 58 Which health practice reduces muscle strain and injury? a Perturbing the sleep cycle b Proper warm-up and stretching c Low-protein diet

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Muscular System MasteryVersion en ligne

par Jada

fascia

ligament

muscle

tendon

agonist

antagonistic

cardiac muscle

skeletal muscle

smooth muscle

atrophy

contracture

hypertrophy

strain

myalgia

polymyalgia

myopathy

myositis

polymyositis

avulsion

fibromyalgia

myasthenia gravis

muscular dystrophy

rhabdomyclysis

rhabdomyoma

rhabdomyosarcoma

sarcopenia

torticollis

ataxia

bradykinesia

dyskinesia

hyperkinesis

myoclonus

fasciitis

tendinitis

tenosynovitis

electromyogram

electromyography (EMG)

MRI

fasciectomy

fasciotomy

myorrhaphy

tenomyoplasty

tenorrhapy

neuromuscular blocker drugs

relaxant

kinesiologist

physiatrist

physical therapist/ physical therapist assistant

What is the primary function of skeletal muscles?

Which protein filaments slide past each other during contraction?

What connective tissue surrounds a single muscle fiber?

Which muscle type is involuntary and found in walls of hollow organs?

What is the basic functional unit of a skeletal muscle?

Which muscle is primarily responsible for breathing?

Which structure stores a neuromuscular signal at the neuromuscular junction?

What energy molecule powers muscle contraction in the short term?

Which movement occurs when a muscle shortens during contraction?

Which health practice reduces muscle strain and injury?