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CH5 - MUSCLES AND TENDONScardiac - ✅✅-Involuntary, striated muscle tissue found only within the
walls of the heart
smooth - ✅✅ -Involuntary, nonstriated muscle tissue found within the
walls of the uterus and digestive tract organs
skeletal - ✅✅-Voluntary, striated muscle tissue attached to bones
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Bundles of skeletal muscle cells are often called muscle _____ -
-fibers
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The _____ of your skeletal muscles holds you straight when sitting,
standing, or moving. - -tone
if something is _____ , it is causing action or change - ✅✅-active
deconstruct the term multidisciplinary - ✅✅-multi / disciplin / ary
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Smooth muscle powers the movement of food through the digestive
system via ______. - -peristalsis
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What are alternating dark and light bands of protein filaments in muscle
fibers that are responsible for muscle contraction? - -striations
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What sheets hold your muscle fibers together and connect the muscles
to your bones? - -connective tissue
movement - ✅✅-When muscles contract, they pull on bones to which
they are attached
posture - ✅✅-Partial contraction of muscles in the abdomen and back
maintain tone that keeps the trunk erect
body heat - ✅✅-Muscle contraction generates body heat
, respiration - ✅✅-Muscles in the chest wall move the ribs to facilitate
breathing
communication - ✅✅-Facial muscles permit nonverbal communication;
other muscles enable us to speak, write, and gesture
What are the different types of muscle strains? - ✅✅-partial tear
complete tear
simple stretch
What is the term for the state of being active? - ✅✅-activity
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The _____ cuff is a large connective tissue structure in the shoulder
girdle that supports the shoulder joint. - -rotator
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What is the medical term involving health care providers from more than
one profession? - -multidisciplinary
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The latissimus dorsi is a major posterior muscle bound in the _____. -
-back
What is muscle shrinkage known as? - ✅✅-atrophy
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Which of the movements are performed by the muscles of your forearm?
- -Wrist extension
Forearm supination
Medial and lateral hand movement
Wrist flexion
carpal tunnel syndrome - ✅✅ -Inflammation of flexor tendons in the
carpal tunnel due to overuse; causes loss of thumb strength
✅✅-Fluid-filled cysts on the dorsum of the wrist
ganglion cysts -
stenosing tenosynovitis - ✅✅-Painful inflammation of the tendon
sheaths on the back of the wrist
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