Locomotion BioHack
Locomotion BioHack
Locomotion BioHack
LOCOMOTION
AND MOVEMENT
• Based on active recall and spaced repetition
• Target 360/360 in NEET Biology & 100/100 in Boards!
• INTRODUCTION
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• MUSCLES
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10. Muscles is endo/meso/ectodermal in origin. D
11. About ___-___ % of body weight is contributed by muscles.
12. The 4 special properties of muscles are -
13. Skeletal muscles other 2 names are -
14. Visceral muscles other 3 names are - (NEET)
15. Each skeletal muscle in our body is made of ________ or _______
16. Fascicles are held together by _____________ called _____
17. Each muscle fibre is lined by ________ enclosing the _______
18. The sarcoplasmic reticulum is a store house of -
19. Muscle fibre have large no of ________ also called ________
20. The dark band contains only myosin. T/F DigaQ. 2
21. The light band is called _____ or _______ A B C
22. Dark band is called _____ or ________
23. Myosin filaments are thinner than actin
filaments. T/F
24. H zone contains actin filament. T/F (NEET)
25. Z line is a elastic fiber which bisect -
D
26. M line is thick/thin elastic/fibrous and bisect - E
27. Functional unit of contraction is - (NEET)
28. Anatomical unit of muscle is -
29. Each actin filament is made of two ______ actins
helically wound to each other.
30. Each F actin is a polymer of monomeric ________
31. A subunit of ______ masks the active binding sites for myosin on the actin filaments. (NEET)
32. The 3 parts of meromyosin are -
33. HMM consist of _____ and _____
34. The ________ of meromyosin have an active ATPase enzyme. (NEET)
35. Mechanism of muscle contraction in explained by __________ (NEET)
36. ______ and _____ together constitute the motor unit.
37. A-band retain their length during muscle contraction. T/F DigaQ. 3 X
38. In muscles having reddish appearance, _______ A
content is high. B
C
39. Mitochondria is high in red/white fibers.
A C
40. Sarcoplasmic reticulum is high in red/white fibers. B
41. _______ are called aerobic muscles.
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• SKELETAL SYSTEM
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• DISORDERS
ANSWERS
• INTRODUCTION 31. Troponin
1. Amoeba 32. Globular head, short arm, tail
2. F 33. Globular head and short arm
3. Paramoecium 34. Globular head
4. F 35. Sliding filament theory
5. Tentacles 36. Motor neuron and the muscles fibers connected
6. Amoeboid, ciliary and muscular to it
7. Macrophages and leucocytes 37. T
8. F, microfilaments are involved 38. Myoglobin
9. In trachea for removing dust and in passage of 39. Red
ova through female reproductive tract 40. White
• MUSCLES 41. Red muscles
10. Mesodermal • SKELETAL SYSTEM
11. 40-50 42. Cartilage
12. excitability, contractility, extensibility and 43. 206
elasticity 44. 80
13. Striated and voluntary muscle 45. Skull, vertebral column, ribs sternum
14. Smooth, Non-striated and involuntary muscle 46. 29
15. Muscle bundles or fascicles 47. Cranial - 8, facial bones - 14
16. Common collagenous connective tissue layer 48. Parietal (2), Temporal (2), Frontal (1), Occipital
called fascia (1), Ethmoid (1), Sphenoid (1)
17. Sarcolemma, sarcoplasm 49. Inferior turbinate (2), Lacrimal bones (2),
18. Ca Mandible(1), Maxilla (2), Nasal bones (2), Palatine
19. Myofilaments or myofibrils bones (2), Vomer(1)., Zygomatic bones (2)
20. F 50. Occipital condyle
21. I-band, isotropic band (Trick - LIGHT have I letter 51. Atlas
at 2n position) 52. Axis
22. A-band, anisotropic band (Trick - DARK have A 53. Cervical(7), Thoracic(12), Lumbar(5), Sacral(1),
letter at 2nd position) Coccyx(1)
23. F 54. Neural canal
24. F 55. Condyloid joint, nodding
25. I band 56. Pivot joint, rotatory
26. Thin fibrous, A band 57. Axis
27. Sarcomere 58. Atlas
28. Muscle fiber (Check NCERT summary)
29. F
30. G - actin
59. Two-toed Sloth (Bradypus), 9 93. F
60. 24 94. Rapid spasm in muscle occurs due to low Ca2+
61. Dorsal, bicephalic in the body fluids
62. 7 95. Inflammation of joints
63. Hyaline cartilage 96. Decreased level of estrogen
64. 8th, 9th, 10th 97. Osteoporosis
65. Vertebrochondral 98. Inflammation of joint due to deposition of uric
66. Hyaline cartilage, 7th acid crystals
67. 11th and 12th • DigaQs
68. 30 DigaQ. 1 - Cross sectional view of a muscle showing
69. 8 muscle bundles & muscle fibres
70. 7 A – Fascicle (muscle bundle)
71. Femur B – Muscle fibre (muscle cell)
72. Scapula and clavicle C – Sarcolemma
73. 2nd-7th D – Blood capillary
74. Spine DigaQ. 2 - Anatomy of a muscle fibre showing a
75. Acromion sarcomere
76. F, present below acromion A – Z line
77. Sternum and acromion B – A band
78. Glenoid cavity C – I band
79. Clavicle D – H zone
80. Ilium, ischium, pubis E – Sarcomere
81. Acetabulum DigaQ. 3
82. Fibrous cartilage X – An actin filament
83. Fibrous, cartilaginous and synovial A – Troponin
84. Cranium B – Tropomyosin
85. Dense fibrous connective tissue, sutures C – F actin
86. Sternum-ribs and pubic symphysis Y – Myosin monomer (Meromyosin)
87. Joint between carpals A – Actin binding sites
88. Between carpals and metacarpals of thumb B – ATP binding sites
89. Hinge C – Head
• DISORDERS D – Cross arm
90. Neuromuscular junction is myasthenia gravis
91. Progressive degeneration of skeletal muscle
92. Genetic disorder
DigaQ. 4 - Human skull G – Maxilla DigaQ. 7 - Right pectoral girdle and upper arm
A – Frontal bone H – Mandible A – Clavicle E – Ulna
B – Sphenoid bone I – Hyoid bone B – Scapula F – Carpals
C – Ethmoid bone J – Occipital condyle C – Humerus G – Metacarpals
D – Lacrimal bone K – Occipital bone D – Radius H – Phalanges
E – Nasal bone L – Temporal bone DigaQ. 8 - Right pelvic girdle and lower limb bones
F – Zygomatic bone M – Parietal bone A – Ilium G – Patella
DigaQ. 5 - Vertebral column B – Pubis H – Tibia
A – Cervical vertebra D – Intervertebral disc C – Ischium I – Fibula
B – Thoracic vertebra E – Sacrum D – Coxal bone J – Tarsals
C – Lumbar vertebra F – Coccyx E – Sacrum K – Metatarsals
DigaQ. 6 - Ribs and rib cage F – Femur L – Phalanges
A – Sternum X – True ribs
B – Ribs Y – False ribs
C – Vertebral column Z – Floating ribs
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