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4. Skeletomuscular Relationship
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a) Striated muscles (eg: skeletal/ skeleton muscles, cardiac muscles)
b) Smooth muscles (eg: organ muscles)
Skeletal muscle tissue:
Has nucleus and striation (regular stripes).
intercalated disc is a double membrane separating adjacent cells in cardiac muscle fibers.
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2. Muscle Tissue:
(The
superficial fascia is continuous throughout the body, so when infected,
it spreads out very quickly!)
Perimysium肌束膜 - groups individual muscle
fibers into a bundle, and wraps the bundle up
Endomysium肌內膜 - wraps up individual
muscle fibers. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
3. Shapes of Muscle
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4. Skeletomuscular Relationship (origin & insertion)
Origin--"starting point" of muscle
Insertion--"finishing point" of muscle.
When
moving, insertion always move towards origin.
Origin normally don't move
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