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Exploring anatomy Lesson 3

AB
cardiacheart muscle
gluteus maximusmuscle which helps you walk, run, jump, and climb.
masseterMuscle used to keep your mouth closed.
tetanusMuscle which allows you to open your mouth.
REMRapid eye movement sleep when dreaming occurs.
smooth musclesinvoluntary muscles that do not have striations (lines) running through them..
skeletal musclesvoluntary muscles that are striated and allow for body movement.
cardiac muscleInvoluntary muscles which are striated; heart muscle.
voluntary musclesMuscles controlled by thinking about moving them.
reflexiveWhen your skeletal muscles responsively move to keep you safe without thought.
muscle toneThe partial contractions that keep skeletal muscles partially contracted without thinking about it.
tendonitisWhen tendons, which join muscles to bones, get inflamed.
antagonistic musclesMuscle pairs which work in opposite ways ( relaxation/contraction) allowing for opposing skeletal movement.
extensor musclesmuscles which allow for expansion at joints.
flexor musclesmuscles allowing for contraction of joints.
biceps / triceps brachiiAntagonistic muscle pair in the upper arm.
atrophyThe weakening and shrinking of muscles.
myofibrilssmall strands of protein making up muscle fibers (muscle cells).
filamentsthe smaller thick and thin strips in myofibrils giving the muscle a striated appearance.
glucosesugar molecule that gives energy to cells.
vascularbody tissues which have blood vessels permeating them bringing oxygen and nutrients to cells.
paralyzedWhen part of the spinal cord is damaged not longer capable of causing voluntary muscle movement.
avascularbody tissues which do not have blood vessels running through them resulting in a slower healing process.
anaerobicbody process NOT requiring oxygen
aerobicbody process requiring oxygen
lactic acidfermentation product made by muscle which have used up it's oxygen stores.


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