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Muscular System Medical Terminology
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Anatomy of Muscle Types: –Skeletal (striated; voluntary) –Smooth (non-striated; involuntary) –Cardiac Attachments: Tendons –Aponeurosis Fascia –Connective tissue that covers and separates muscle
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Physiology of Muscle Primary Functions – Make body movement possible. (see next slide) – Hold body erect. (posture = proprioception) – –Move body fluids ---- smooth muscle – –Produce body heat.
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Movement Physiology of Muscle Kinesiology (kinesis = movement) Bradykinesia = slow movement –ROM = range of motion Antagonistic pairs –Abduction ----- adduction –Flexion ---------- extension –Rotation --------circumduction –Supination ----- pronation –Dorsiflexion --- plantar flexion
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Importantcombining forms for muscle Important combining forms for muscle Muscle –my/o, myos/o Fascia --- covers, supports, & separates muscle –fasci/o Tendon --- connects muscle to bone –tendin/o –Aponeurosis = flat tendon
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Major Muscles of the Body Masseter Trapezius Sternocleidomastoid Deltoid Biceps Triceps Latissimus dorsi Pectoralis Rectus abdominis Gluteus Hamstrings Quadriceps femoris Sartorius Vastus lateralis Gastrocnemius
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Pathology of the Muscular System Myomalacia ---------------- abnormal softening of muscle Myorrhexis ----------------- rupture of muscle Ataxia -------------- uncoordinated voluntary muscle movement –Tax = coordination Dystaxia --------------------- dys = bad Spasm ------------------------ “cramp” Myoclonus ------------------ clon = violent action Torticollis ------------------- stiff neck Kinesia ----------------------- movement –Dyskinesia –Hyper/ hypo– kinesia –Bradykinesia ------------------- brady = slow
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Myasthenia -------------- -asthenia = weakness Myolysis ----------------- -lysis = destruction of Myocele ------------------ -cele = hernia Hemiparesis ------------- paresis = weakness Paraplegia ---------------- plegia = paralysis Quadriplegia Hemiplegia Hiccups = spasm of diaphragm ; also called “singultus” Contracture = shortening of muscle & resistant to stretching
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