Muscular System notes
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This Muscular System notes page gathers over 10 community-made notes on muscle organisation, tissue types, naming and function. Mostly university-level, they support university students practising anatomy and teachers looking for ready-made material. Choose a note to begin your revision.
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- Types of Muscle Tissue69
- Skeletal Muscle Structure53
- Muscle Contraction and Physiology10
- Muscle Origins and Insertions41
- Muscle Actions and Movement27
- Skeletal Muscle Identification147
- Head and Neck Muscles49
- Axial, Back and Trunk Muscles78
- Upper Limb and Shoulder Muscles45
- Lower Limb and Gluteal Muscles35
- Cat Muscle Anatomy6
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Quiz 4 Study Guide Lecture 19 : Muscular Organization The Big Picture of Skeletal Muscle Organization Remember this acronym: Part of muscle: ...
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Topic 3B: Muscular system Muscles: Fasiculus: muscle fibers bound into one to form a muscle Myocytes: made of multiple myofibrils bound together by sarcolemma (plasma membrane that interacts with the nervous system via the transverse tubu...
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Trunk Outline Trunk – Outline – spring 2022 Introduction Anterior vs. Posterior muscles – Which are more superficial and which are deeper? Anterior Muscles: Rectus abdominis – two parts are separated by the linea alba - ...
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General Myology 3 categories of muscles: Smooth muscles (organs, eg. digestive tract) Cardiac muscles (heart) Skeletal muscles (responsible for movement) Long muscles: mainly located in the limbs. The more swollen end is the muscle h...
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Muscular System Acetylcholine - Chemical messenger released from the end of a motor neuron Actin - Protein of which the thin myofilaments are composed Aerobic respiration - Process that breaks down fatty acids for energy when oxygen ...
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Anatomy1-OIA Overview Part 1a) Scalp1. Frontalis2. Occipitalisb) Facial3. Orbicularis Occuli4. Orbicularis Orisc) Mastication5. Masseter6. Temporalis7. Buccinatord) Swallowing8. Digastrice) Neck9. Sternocleidomastoid10. Scalenesf) Intrinsi...
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Muscle - created from Mind Map Structure Muscle Types of muscle Contrasting muscle motion
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Select Muscle & Their Function - created from Mind Map Head Trunk Shoulder & Arm
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How Muscle are Named - created from Mind Map name for their origin & insertion name for their action name for their location
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MUSCLE SYSTEM -POSTERIOR MUSCULAR SYSTEM -ANTERIORNECKOMOHYOID MUSCLESTERNOHYOID MUSCLESTERNODEIDOMASTOID MUSCLETRAPEZIUS MUSCLECHESTPECTORALIS MAJOR MUSCLEPECTORALIS MINOR MUSCLESHOULDERSANTERIOR HEADMIDDLE HEADBICEPSBICEP BRACHII (SHORT HEA...
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Untitled MUSCULAR SYSTEMAll movements require muscle which are organs using chemical energy to contract. (ATP)A. Muscular tissue enables the body and its parts to move.Movement caused by ability of muscle cells (called fibers)...
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Medical Terminology, Muscular System: Diagnostic Procedure Muscular System Diagnostic Procedure: Deep Tendon Reflexes: tested with a reflex hammer tt is used to strike a tendon Range of motion testing: diagnostic procedure to evaluate joint mobility and muscl...
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Type of Muscle Tissue - created from Mind Map Skeletal Muscle Smooth Muscle myocardial muscle
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Muscle Contraction & Relaxation - created from Mind Map Muscle Innervation Antagonistic Muscle Pairs stimulation of a muscle by an impulse transmitted by a motor nerve.
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Structure Muscular System - created from Mind Map Muscle Fibers Fascia Tendon
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Untitled Uniarticulate muscles Short head of biceps femoris soleus pectoralis major tibalis anterior Biarticulate muscles long head of biceps femoris semitendinosus semembranosus gast...
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arrangement of fascicles - created from Mind Map parallel e.x. sartorius uniform e.x. digastric pennate
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pectoralis minor - created from Mind Map A: abduct,depress,anterior tilt of scapula O: ribs 3-5 I: coracoid process of scapula
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The notes bring together several ways to study the unit. General Myology introduces categories of muscle, while the notes on muscle organisation look at the layers surrounding muscles and fascicles. Other notes cover how muscles are named, selected muscles and their functions, and the arrangement of fascicles.
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Start with General Myology if you want an overview of muscle categories. For a regional focus, Trunk Outline looks at anterior and posterior muscles. The note on pectoralis minor provides a more specific example, with its action, origin, insertion and nerve.
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Which note is a good place to start?
General Myology is a useful starting point for an overview of muscle categories. If you are focusing on organisation instead, the notes on muscular organisation cover the layers surrounding muscles and fascicles. For a regional topic, Trunk Outline looks at muscles of the trunk.
What topics do the notes cover?
The notes cover muscle categories, organisation, naming and function. There are also notes on fascicle arrangements and on selected muscles in the head, trunk, shoulder, arm and leg. A note on pectoralis minor gives its action, origin, insertion and nerve.
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