BIO201: Human Anatomy and Physiology

Vocabulary
Chapter 09: Muscular System
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This list is (obviously) alphabetized. Here is the same list, only randomized for studying. You should randomize the list to avoid memorizing terms based on their position in the list.

A-band
acetylcholine
acetylcholinesterase
actin myofilament
action potential
active site
active transport
adenosine diphosphate
adenosine triphosphate
ADP
aerobic
aerobic respiration
anaerobic
anaerobic respiration
arrector pili
ATP
ATPase
autorhythmic
axon
binding
Ca2+
Na+
K+
calcium ion channel
capillary
cardiac muscle
caveolus
charge
ciliary muscle
complete tetanus
concentric contraction
conformational change
contractility
contraction
creatine
creatine phosphate
cross-bridge
cytosol
dense area
dense body
depolarization
eccentric contraction
elastic
elasticity
electrochemical
endomysium
energy
epimysium
excitability
excitation-contraction coupling
exercise metabolism
exocytotic release
extensibility
external lamina
F-actin
fasciculus
fast twitch fiber
fatigue
frequency
frequency of stimulation
G-actin
gap junctions
gated channel
glucose
glycogen
graded
hierarchical structure
high oxidative fiber
horripilation
H-zone
I-band
incomplete tetanus
innervation
intercalated disks
invagination
involuntary
isometric contraction
isotonic contraction
lactic acid
length vs. tension
ligand-gated channel
longitudinal
low oxidative fiber
maximal stimulus
membrane potential
membrane-bound
millivolt
mitochondrion
M-line
monomer
mononucleate
motor end pate
motor neuron
motor unit
multinucleate
multiple motor unit summation
multiple wave summation
multiunit smooth muscle
muscle tone
muscle type
muscular fatigue
muscular system
myoblast
myofiber
myofibril
myofilament
myoglobin
myosin head
myosin myofilament
neuromuscular junction
neuron
non-autorhythmic
nonstriated
optimal length
oxygen debt
perimysium
peristalsis
phosphate
physiological contracture
plasma membrane
polymer
postsynaptic membrane
posture
potassium ion channel
power stroke
presynaptic terminal
propagation
psychological fatigue
recovery stroke
recruitment
relaxation
repolarization
resting membrane potential
rigor mortis
sarcolemma
sarcomere
sarcoplasm
sarcoplasmic reticulum
skeletal muscle
sliding filament model
slow twitch fiber
smooth muscle
sodium ion channel
spindle-shaped
stimulus strength
strength of contraction
striated
submaximal stimulus
subthreshold stimulus
subunit
supramaximal stimulus
synaptic fatigue
synapse
synaptic cleft
syncytium
synthesis
tension
terminal cisterna
thermogenesis
threshold potential
threshold stimulus
transverse tubule
triad
tropomyosin
troponin
type I fiber
type II fiber
type IIa fiber
vesicle
vesicular
voltage-gated channel
voluntary
whole muscle
whole muscle contraction
Z-disk