Leading Muscles

Oct 01, 2015

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Leading Muscles

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Muscles

Muscles. Prime Mover = responsible for movement i.e. Biceps brachii = forearm flexion Antagonists = resists movement of prime mover i.e. Triceps brachii = forearm extension Synergists = Aid prime movers i.e. Brachioradialis for forearm flexion. Muscles. Of the head and face

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MUSCLES

MUSCLES. FUNCTIONS OF MUSCULAR SYSTEM. Body movement Maintain posture Respiration Produce body heat Communication Constriction of organs and blood vessels Heartbeat . Connective Tissue Sheaths in Skeletal Muscle. Figure 10.1a. Connective Tissue Sheaths.

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Muscles

Muscles. Subjects. Normal (ages 9 to 60) Cerebral Palsy Tibialis Anterior and Gastrocnemius muscles Spinal cord injury: tetraplegia Brachioradialis muscle as a main donor in tendon transfer surgeries to restore thumb or wrist functions. Subjects. Normal (ages 9 to 60)

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Muscles

Muscles. 13.8 Muscles are effectors which enable movement to be carried out. Muscle. Is responsible for almost all the movements in animals 3 types. Muscles & the Skeleton. Skeletal muscles cause the skeleton to move at joints They are attached to skeleton by tendons.

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Muscles

Muscles. function, actions and identification of major superficial muscles, some conditions and treatments. types of muscles. Three structurally and functionally distinct types of muscle are found in vertebrates: smooth muscle , skeletal muscle and cardiac muscle . .

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Muscles

Muscles. Origin Insertion Primary Action. Head/Neck Muscles. Frontalis Orbicularis oculi Orbicularis oris Temporalis Zygomaticus Masseter Buccinator Sternocleidomastoid Platysma. Frontalis. Origin Cranial aponeurosis Insertion Skin of eyebrows Primary Action Raises eyebrows .

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Muscles

Muscles. Muscles work by contracting. Muscles pull. A pair is needed to move a bone two ways. An antagonistic pair. A muscle is made up of bundles of muscle cells. Muscle cells are made of bundles of myofibrils. These are groups of protein fibres.

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Muscles

Muscles. Skeletal muscles  review (see also H.P.) Smooth muscles Cardiac muscles. MUSCLES - Review. Skeletal Muscles. General information Muscle fiber structure Muscle contraction: the sarcomere Contraction Sources of energy Twitch Smooth muscle. Muscles. General information

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Muscles

Muscles . what they’re made of and how they work. Muscle types. There are over 350 muscles in out bodies. There are 3 main types: -Voluntary – attached to bones by tendons and need thought and will to move. They are quick and powerful but tire easily. Muscle types continued.

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Muscles

Muscles. CRMA #4. What Are the Muscles and What Do They Do ?

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Muscles

Muscles. No Striations . 1 . Name this muscle. Striations . Intercalated Disk . Muscles. 2 . Name this muscle. No Striations . Striations . Intercalated Disk . Muscles. 3 . Name this muscle. No Striations . Striations . Intercalated Disk . Muscles. No Striations .

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Muscles

Muscles. Attachments and movements. Muscles of Shoulder Girdle. Trapezius Rhomboids Serratus Anterior Levator Scapulae Pectoralis Minor. Trapezius . Proximal Attachments: Occipital Bone, Ligamentus Nuchae , Thoracic Vertebrae

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Muscles

Muscles . Every movement of your body depends on muscles. There are three different types of muscles: INVOLUNTARY MUSCLE (SMOOTH) - is found in the body’s internal organs. It performs its function without any conscious control, but usually quite slowly.

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Muscles

Muscles. So exciting . Muscle Control. Involuntary Muscle : not under conscious control Ex: heartbeat, digestion Voluntary Muscle : Under your control Ex: walking, jumping, dancing…. Types of Muscles. Smooth Locations: Walls of hollow organs (Stomach, lungs etc.)

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MUSCLES

MUSCLES. The human body. Did anyone see the Jets play on Sunday?. Does anyone go to dance classes or karate?. Did anyone have a game this weekend that they played in?. Before you start any activity, what should you do first??. STRETCH. Why should we stretch?. ?. ?. ?. ?. ?. ?.

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Muscles

Muscles. GCSE PE. Types of muscle. Cardiac Involuntary Voluntary. Voluntary muscle. Cardiac muscle. Muscle types. Cardiac Involuntary Voluntary. Smooth muscle Found only in the heart Never fatigues Work automatically. Smooth muscle Make up the organs,

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MUSCLES

MUSCLES. TYPES OF MUSCLE. There are 3 types of muscle: - Involuntary (smooth) Cardiac Voluntary (skeletal/ striated/striped). TYPES OF MUSCLE - INVOLUNTARY. Involuntary (smooth) muscle is found in the internal organs of the body e.g. the stomach and intestines.

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Muscles

Muscles. Ummmmm. Do You think that people can have more muscles than others?. NO! Every human being has 600 muscles in their bodies. Characteristics of muscles. Muscles are like Rubber they are very elastic They are made out of a type of elastic tissue

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Muscles

Muscles. Musculature. Muscles (1). Muscles (2). Muscle anatomy. Muscle fascicle. Muscle fiber. Myofibril. Actin. Myosin. Tendon anatomy. Tendon. Epimysium. Perimysium. Endomysium. Fascicle. Fibril. Microfibril. Fiber. Collagen. Smooth muscle. Smooth muscle fiber. Relaxed.

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Muscles

Muscles. Important!. A muscle that is primarily responsible for producing a movement is called a prime mover or an agonist. The muscle that is designed to produce the opposite or reverse of that movement is called an antagonist. Synergists and Fixators.

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MUSCLES

MUSCLES. 40-45 % of body mass only system converting chemical energy into mechanical 2 types -skeletal (striated) -smooth. Structural unit - muscle fiber (myocyte) Contains many nuclei located along the cell. Muscle structure. Muscle structure.

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