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Chapter 12

Muscular System
Sistem Muskular (otot)
Points to Ponder
• What are the three types of muscle tissue?
• What are the functions of the muscular system?
• How are muscles named and what are the muscles of the human
body?
• How are skeletal muscles and muscle fibers structured?
• How do skeletal muscles contract?
• How do skeletal muscle cells acquire ATP for contraction?
• What is rigor mortis?
• What are some common muscular disorders?
• What are some serious muscle diseases?
• How do the skeletal and muscular system help maintain
homeostasis?
• How are these 2 systems related to other systems in maintaining
homeostasis?
Poin-poin perimbangan
• Apakah tiga tipe dari jaringan otot?
• Apakah fungsi dari jaringan otot itu?
• Bagaimana ciri-ciri otot dan apa otot dalam tubuh manusia?
• Bagaimana otot rangka itu dan struktur serat ototnya?
• Bagaimana otot rangka melakukan kontaksi?
• Bagaimana kerja sel otot rangka memperoleh ATP untuk kontraksi?
• Apa itu rigor mortis?
• Apakah beberapa penyakit yang lazim pada otot?
• Apakah beberapa penyakit serius otot?
• Bagaimana kerja tulang dan sistem muskular dalam membantu
memelihara homeostatis?
• Bagaimana kedua sistem itu berhubungan ke sistem yang lainnya
dalam memelihara homeostatis?
12.1 Overview of the muscular system

Review: 3 types of muscle tissue


• Smooth – involuntary muscle found in hollow
organs and vessels
• Cardiac – involuntary muscle found in the heart
• Skeletal – voluntary muscle that is attached to
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Smooth muscle Cardiac muscle Skeletal muscle


• has narrow cilindrical fibers, • has striated, branched, • has striated, tubular,
nonstriated and uninucleate. generally uninucleated fibers. multinucleated fibers.
• occurs in walls of internal organs. • occurs in walls of heart. • is usually attached to skeleton.
• is involuntary. • is involuntary. • is voluntary.
© Ed Reschke
12.1 Overview of the muscular system

Tinjauan: 3 tipe dari jaringan otot


• Otot Polos – otot diluar kemauan terdapat
didalam rongga tubuh dan pembuluh-pembuluh
• Otot Jantung – Otot diluar kemauan terdapat di
jantung
• Otot rangka– Otot menurut kemauan itu melekat
pada rangka

Smooth muscle Cardiac muscle Skeletal muscle


• has narrow cilindrical fibers, • has striated, branched, • has striated, tubular,
nonstriated and uninucleate. generally uninucleated fibers. multinucleated fibers.
• occurs in walls of internal organs. • occurs in walls of heart. • is usually attached to skeleton.
• is involuntary. • is involuntary. • is voluntary.
© Ed Reschke
12.1 Overview of the muscular system

What are the functions of skeletal


muscles?
1. Support the body by allowing us to stay upright
2. Allow for movement by attaching to the
skeleton
3. Help maintain a constant body temperature
4. Assist in movement in the cardiovascular and
lymphatic vessels
5. Protect internal organs and stabilize joints
12.1 Overview of the muscular system

Apakah fungsi dari otot rangka?

1. Membantu tubuh kita agar tetap pada posisi


tegak lurus
2. Memungkinkan untuk dapat bergerak dengan
terdapatnya pada rangka
3. Membantu memelihara kestabilan temperatur
tubuh
4. Membantu pergerakan pada jantung dan
pembuluh darah serta limpha
5. Menjaga organ dalam dan ikut menstabilkan
persendian
12.1 Overview of the muscular system

How are skeletal muscles arranged?


• Attachments:
• Tendon – connective tissue that connects muscle to
bone
• Origin – attachment of a muscle on a stationary bone
• Insertion – attachment of a muscle on a bone that
moves

• Action:
• Antagonistic – muscles that work in opposite pairs
• Synergistic – muscles working in groups for a
common action
12.1 Overview of the muscular system

Bagaimana penyusunan otot rangka?


• Alat-alat :
• Tendon (Urat) – Penghubung jaringan agar
menghubungkan otot pada tulang
• Origin (pangkal) – Alat pelengkap dari otot pada
sebuah tulang stasioner (tidak dapat bergerak)
• Insertion (Sisipan) - Alat pelengkap dari otot pada
sebuah tulang agar bergerak
• Gerak :
• Antagonis – Otot yang bekerja sepasang berlawanan
• Sinergik – otot yang bekerja secara kelompok untuk
sebuah gerakan pada keadaan yang biasa
12.1 Overview of the muscular system

An example of muscle arrangement

tendon
origin

biceps brachii
(contracted)

triceps brachii
(relaxed)

humerus

radius insertion

ulna

b.
12.1 Overview of the muscular system

Sebuah contoh dari susunan otot

tendon
origin

biceps brachii
(contracted)

triceps brachii
(relaxed)

humerus

radius insertion

ulna

b.
12.1 Overview of the muscular system

Examples of how skeletal muscles


are named
• Size – the gluteus maximus is the largest buttock muscle

• Shape – the deltoid is triangular (Greek letter delta is Δ)

• Location – the frontalis overlies the frontal bone

• Direction of muscle fiber – the rectus abdominus (rectus means


straight)

• Attachment – the brachioradialis is attached to the brachium and


radium

• Number of attachments – the biceps brachii has two attachments

• Action – the extensor digitorum extends the digits


12.1 Overview of the muscular system

Contoh-contoh dari bagaimana otot rangka


diciri-cirikan
• Ukuran – Gluteus maksimus adalah otot bokong yang berukuran
paling besar

• Bentuk – deltoit adalah berbentuk segitiga (bahasa yunani


bertuliskan delta adalah Δ)

• Lokasi – paling depan di tulang depan

• Utama dari serat otot – rectus abdominus ( rektus artiya lurus)

• Alat pelengakap – branchioradialis adalah alat untuk brachium dan


radium

• Jumlah dari alat pelengkap – otot lengan berkepala dua (biceps


brachii) memiliki dua alat perlekatan

• Gerakan – ekstensor digitorum itu memperluas ukuran


12.1 Overview of the muscular system

Muscles of the human body


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Orbicularis oculi:
blinking, winking,
responsible for Masseter: Trapezius:
crow’s feet a chewing muscle; raises scapula, as when
clenches teeth shrugging shoulders;
Orbicularis oris: pulls head backward
“kissing” muscle Deltoid:
brings arm away Latissimus dorsi:
Pectoralis major:
from the side of brings arm down
brings arm forward
body; moves arm and backward
and across chest
up and down in behind the body
Serratus front
anterior: Biceps brachii: Triceps brachii:
pulls the scapula bends forearm at straightens
(shoulder blade) forearm at elbow
elbow
forward, as in
pushing or Rectus abdominis:
punching bends vertebral Extensor carpi
group:
External
column; compresses
straightens wrist
oblique: abdomen and hand
compresses Flexor carpi
abdomen; group: Extensor
rotation of bends wrist digitorum:
trunk straightens
and hand
fingers and wrist

Adductor longus:
moves thigh toward Gluteus maximus:
Quadriceps femoris: midline; raises thigh extends thigh back
straightens leg at
knee; raises thigh Sartorius:
raises and laterally rotates Biceps femoris:
Tibialis anterior: thigh; raises and rotates leg bends leg at knee;
turns foot upward, as extends thigh back
close to body; these
when walking on heels combined actions occur Gastrocnemius:
when “crossing legs” or turns foot
kicking across, as in soccer downward, as when
Extensor digitorum
standing on toes;
longus: Limbs bends leg at knee
raises toes; raises foot
arm: above the elbow
forearm: below the elbow Achilles tendon
a. thigh: above the knee
leg: below the knee b.
12.1 Overview of the muscular system

Otot pada tubuh manusia


Orbicularis oculi:
blinking, winking,
responsible for Masseter: Trapezius:
crow’s feet a chewing muscle; raises scapula, as when
clenches teeth shrugging shoulders;
Orbicularis oris: pulls head backward
“kissing” muscle Deltoid:
brings arm away Latissimus dorsi:
Pectoralis major:
from the side of brings arm down
brings arm forward
body; moves arm and backward
and across chest
up and down in behind the body
Serratus front
anterior: Biceps brachii: Triceps brachii:
pulls the scapula bends forearm at straightens
(shoulder blade) forearm at elbow
elbow
forward, as in
pushing or Rectus abdominis:
punching bends vertebral Extensor carpi
group:
External
column; compresses
straightens wrist
oblique: abdomen and hand
compresses Flexor carpi
abdomen; group: Extensor
rotation of bends wrist digitorum:
trunk straightens
and hand
fingers and wrist

Adductor longus:
moves thigh toward Gluteus maximus:
Quadriceps femoris: midline; raises thigh extends thigh back
straightens leg at
knee; raises thigh Sartorius:
raises and laterally rotates Biceps femoris:
Tibialis anterior: thigh; raises and rotates leg bends leg at knee;
turns foot upward, as extends thigh back
close to body; these
when walking on heels combined actions occur Gastrocnemius:
when “crossing legs” or turns foot
kicking across, as in soccer downward, as when
Extensor digitorum
standing on toes;
longus: Limbs bends leg at knee
raises toes; raises foot
arm: above the elbow
forearm: below the elbow Achilles tendon
a. thigh: above the knee
leg: below the knee b.
12.2 Skeletal muscle fiber contraction

Muscle fibers/cells
• Terminology for cell structure
– The plasma membrane is called the sarcolemma
– The cytoplasm is called the sarcoplasm
– The SER of a muscle cell is called the sarcoplasmic reticulum
and stores calcium

• Terminology for structure within a whole muscle


– Muscle fibers are arranged in bundles called fascicles
– Myofibrils are a bundle of myofilaments that run the length of a
fiber
– Myofilaments are proteins (actin and myosin) that are arranged
in repeating units
– Sarcomeres are the repeating units of actin and myosin found
along a myofibril
12.2 Skeletal muscle fiber contraction

Serat otot/ sel-sel


• Terminologi dari struktur sel
– Membran plasma disebut sarcolemma
– Sitoplasma disebut sarcoplasma
– SER dari sebuah sel otot disebut sarcoplasmic reticulum dan
penghasil kalsium

• Terminologi dari struktur dalam sebuah keseluruhan otot


– Serat otot adalah penyusun dalam ikatan-ikatan disebut fesikel-
fesikel
– Miofibril adalah sebuah ikatan dari miofilament itu bergerak di
sepanjang serat
– Miofilament adalah protein (aktin dan miosin) penyusun dalam
penggandaan unit-unit
– Sarkomer adalah penggandaan unit-unit dari aktin dan miosin
yang terdapat disepanjang sebuah miofibril
12.2 Skeletal muscle fiber contraction

Visualizing muscle structure


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A muscle contains
bundles of muscle
fibers, and a muscle
fiber has many
myofibrils.

bundle of
muscle cells
(fibers)

sarcolemma

mitochondrion

one myofibril
sarcoplasm

skeletal
muscle myofilament
cell
(fiber)

Z line one sarcomere Z line

sarcoplasmic
T tubule nucleus
reticulum

A myofibril has many sarcomeres.


12.2 Skeletal muscle fiber contraction

Gambar visual struktur otot


A muscle contains
bundles of muscle
fibers, and a muscle
fiber has many
myofibrils.

bundle of
muscle cells
(fibers)

sarcolemma

mitochondrion

one myofibril
sarcoplasm

skeletal
muscle myofilament
cell
(fiber)

Z line one sarcomere Z line

sarcoplasmic
T tubule nucleus
reticulum

A myofibril has many sarcomeres.


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12.2 Skeletal muscle fiber contraction

The sarcomere
• Made of two protein
myofilaments cross-
bridge

– Myosin: are the thick myosin

filaments shaped like actin

a golf club Sarcomeres are relaxed.


H zone
A band I band
– Actin: are the thin Z line

filaments
– These filaments slide Sarcomeres are contracted.

over one another


during muscle (gymnast): © Corbis RF; (myofi bril): © Biology Media/Photo Researchers, Inc.

contraction
12.2 Skeletal muscle fiber contraction

Sarkomer
• Terbuat dari dua protein
miofilament
– Miosin: adalah bagian cross-
bridge

tengah filament myosin

berbentuk seperti actin

sebuah alat pemukul Sarcomeres are relaxed.


H zone

golf Z line
A band I band

– Aktin : adalah bagian


tipis filament
Sarcomeres are contracted.

– Filament ini
mendorong secara (gymnast): © Corbis RF; (myofi bril): © Biology Media/Photo Researchers, Inc.

berlebihan satu yang


lainnya selama otot
berkontraksi
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12.2 Skeletal muscle fiber contraction

The beginning of muscle contraction: The


sliding filament model
1. Nerve impulses travel down motor neurons to
a neuromuscular junction

2. Acetylcholine (ACh) is released from the


neurons and bind to the muscle fibers

3. This binding stimulates fibers causing calcium


to be released from the sarcoplasmic reticula
12.2 Skeletal muscle fiber contraction

Permulaan kontraksi otot : Mendorong


contoh filament
1. Impuls saraf berjalan turun menuju neuron
motorik ke sebuah fungsional neuromuskular

2. Asetilkolin (Ach) adalah pelepasan dari neuron


dan mengikat serat serat otot

3. Mengikat serat rangsangan ini dikarenakan


kalsium pelepasan dari retikula sarkoplasmik
12.2 Skeletal muscle fiber contraction

The beginning of muscle contraction


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skeletal muscle fiber
axon branch
axon terminal

synaptic
vesicle
a. One motor axon goes to synaptic
several muscle fibers. cleft

acetylcholine
(ACh)

axon terminal
synaptic vesicle
synaptic cleft folded
sarcolemma
sarcolemma
ACh receptor

b. A synaptic cleft exists between an axon terminalc. Neurotransmitter (ACh) diffuses across synaptic cleft and binds to
and a muscle fiber. receptors in sarcolemma.
a: © Victor B. Eichler
12.2 Skeletal muscle fiber contraction

Permulaan kontraksi otot


skeletal muscle fiber
axon branch
axon terminal

synaptic
vesicle
a. One motor axon goes to synaptic
several muscle fibers. cleft

acetylcholine
(ACh)

axon terminal
synaptic vesicle
synaptic cleft folded
sarcolemma
sarcolemma
ACh receptor

b. A synaptic cleft exists between an axon terminalc. Neurotransmitter (ACh) diffuses across synaptic cleft and binds to
and a muscle fiber. receptors in sarcolemma.
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12.2 Skeletal muscle fiber contraction

Muscle contraction continued…


4. Released calcium combines with troponin, a molecule
associated with actin

5. This causes the tropomyosin threads around actin to


shift and expose myosin binding sites

6. Myosin heads bind to these sites forming cross-bridges

7. ATP bind to the myosin heads and is used as energy to


pull the actin filaments towards the center of the
sarcomere = contraction now occurs
12.2 Skeletal muscle fiber contraction

Muscle contraction continued…


Kontraksi otot selanjutnya….
4. Pelepasan kalsium menyatu dengan troponin, sebuah
molekul yang menghubungkan dengan aktin
5. Ini dikarenakan benang tropomiosin disekitar aktin
berubah dan membuka tempat ikatan miosin
6. Kepala miosin mengikat tempat tersebut untuk
membentuk penyebrangan - jembatan
7. Pengikat ATP oleh kepala miosin dan
menggunakannya sebagai energi untuk menarik
filament aktin ke arah tengah dari sarkomer = kontraksi
sekarang terjadi
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actin filament troponin myosin binding sites


Ca2+

Ca2+

tropomyosin Troponin-Ca2+ complex pulls tropomyosin


away, exposing myosin binding sites.

a. Function of Ca2+

actin filament

P ADP
myosin
filament myosin head
cross-bridge

1. ATP is split when myosin


head is unattached.

ATP

2. ADP + P are bound to


4. Binding of fresh ATP causes myosin myosin as myosin head
head to return to resting position. attaches to actin.
myosin
heads

actin

3. Upon ADP + P release


power stroke occurs:
head bends and pulls actin.
b. Function of myosin
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12.2 Skeletal muscle fiber contraction

What role does ATP play in muscle


contraction and rigor mortis?
• ATP is needed to attach and detach the myosin heads
from actin

• After death muscle cells continue to produce ATP


through fermentation and muscle cells can continue to
contract

• When ATP runs out some myosin heads are still


attached and cannot unattach = rigor mortis

• Body temperature and rigor mortis helps to estimate


the time of death
12.2 Skeletal muscle fiber contraction

Apa peran ATP dalam proses kontarksi otot


dan pengerasan mortis?
• ATP dibutuhkan untuk melekatkan dan melepas
kepala miosin dari aktin

• Setelah kematian sel otot selanjutnya menghasilkan


ATP melalui fermentasi dan sel otot dapat selanjutnya
berkontraksi

• Ketika ATP berjalan keluar, beberapa kepala miosin


menyuling pengikatan dan tidak dapat mengikat =
pengerasan mortis

• temperatur tubuh dan pengerasan mortis membantu


untuk memperkirakan waktu mati
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12.3 Whole muscle contraction

Terms in whole muscle contraction


• Motor unit – a nerve fiber and all of the muscle fibers it
stimulates

• Muscle twitch – a single contraction lasting a fraction of


a second

• Summation – an increase in muscle contraction until


the maximal sustained contraction is reached

• Tetanus – maximal sustained contraction

• Tone – a continuous, partial contraction of alternate


muscle fibers causing the muscle to look firm
12.3 Whole muscle contraction

Istilah-istilah dalam seluruh kontraksi


• Motor unit – sebuah serat saraf dan semua serat yang
merangsang

• Muscle twitch – a single contraction lasting a fraction of


a second
• Kejang otot – sebuah kontraksi tunggal bertahan
selama sebuah pecahan dalam waktu per sekon

• Penyajian terakhir – sebuah pertambahan dalam


kontraksi otot hingga mendukung kontraksi otot
menjadi maksimal tercapai

• Tetanus – dukungan kontarksi berlebih

• Bunyi – sebuah kelanjutan, sebagian kontraksi


pengganti serat otot menyebabkan otot terlihat kaku
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12.3 Whole muscle contraction

Physiology of skeletal muscle contraction


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Force
contraction relaxation
period period
latent
period

Stimulus

a.

tetanus
summation
fatigue
Force

Stimuli
Time

b.
12.3 Whole muscle contraction

Fisiologi dari kontraksi oto

Force
contraction relaxation
period period
latent
period

Stimulus

a.

tetanus
summation
fatigue
Force

Stimuli
Time

b.
12.3 Whole muscle contraction

Where are the fuel sources for muscle


contraction?
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– Glycogen
fatty acids use

Percentage of Energy Expenditure


– Fat increasing
100
muscle triglycerides

• In the blood: 80

– Glucose 60
plasma fatty acids

– Fatty acids
40
blood glucose

20
muscle glycogen
0
0 1 2 3 4
Exercise Time (hr)
12.3 Whole muscle contraction

Dimana sumber bahan bakar untuk


kontraksi oto

• Penyedia dalam otot :


fatty acids use
– Glikogen

Percentage of Energy Expenditure


increasing

– Lemak 100
muscle triglycerides
80

• Dalam darah : 60
plasma fatty acids

– Glukosa
40
– Asam lemak blood glucose

20
muscle glycogen
0
0 1 2 3 4
Exercise Time (hr)
12.3 Whole muscle contraction

What are the sources of ATP for


muscle contraction?
• Limited amounts of ATP are stored in muscle fibers

• Creatine phosphate pathway (CP) – fastest way to


acquire ATP but only sustains a cell for seconds; builds
up when a muscle is resting

• Fermentation – fast-acting but results in lactate build up

• Cellular respiration (aerobic) – not an immediate


source of ATP but the best long term source
12.3 Whole muscle contraction

Apa sumber dari ATP untuk


kontarksi otot?
• Membatasi jumlah ATP adalah penyedia serat otot

• Celah fospat kreatin (CP) – jalan yang paling cepat


untuk memperoleh ATP tapi hanya menopang sebuah
sel untuk penyokong ;bertambah ketika sebuah otot
beristirahat

• Fermentasi – cepat-tindakan tapi hasil dalam


membangun laktat

• Cellular respiration (aerobic) – not an immediate


source of ATP but the best long term source
• Respirasi sellular (aerobik)- tidak dengan segera
sumber ATP tapi panjang terbaik masa sumber
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12.3 Whole muscle contraction

Acquiring ATP for muscle contraction


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Anaerobic Anaerobic Aerobic

creatine glycogen or
glycogen
phosphate fatty acids
O2
fermentation

creatine lactate CO2 + H2O

+ + +
ATP ATP ATP

a. b. c.
12.3 Whole muscle contraction

Memperoleh ATP untuk kontarksi otot

Anaerobic Anaerobic Aerobic

creatine glycogen or
glycogen
phosphate fatty acids
O2
fermentation

creatine lactate CO2 + H2O

+ + +
ATP ATP ATP

a. b. c.
12.3 Whole muscle contraction

Muscle fibers come in two forms


• Fast-twitch fibers: • Slow-twitch fibers:
- rely on CP and – Rely on aerobic
fermentation respiration
(anaerobic) – Designed for
- Designed for strength endurance
Light in color – Dark in color
- Few mitochondria – Many mitochondria
- Little or no myoglobin – Myoglobin
- Fewer blood vessels – Many blood vessels
than slow-twitch
12.3 Whole muscle contraction

Serat otot menjadi dua bentuk


• Cepat-serat kejang: • Lambat-serat kontraksi:
- Mengandalkan pada – Mengandalkan pada
CP dan fermentasi respirasi aerobik
(anaerobik) – Terbentuk untuk
- terbentuk untuk dauya tahan
kekuatan cahaya – Gelap dalam warna
dalam warna – Banyak mitikondria
- Beberapa – Banyak Mioglobin
mitokondria
– Banyak pembuluh
- Sedikit atau pada darah
mioglobin
- Pembuluh darah
lebih sedikit daripada
lambat-kejang
12.3 Whole muscle contraction

Types of muscle fibers


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fast-twitch slow-twitch
fibers fibers

Fast-twitch muscle fiber Slow-twitch muscle fiber


• is anaerobic • is aerobic
• has explosive power • has steady power
• fatigues easily • has endurance

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12.3 Whole muscle contraction

Jenis dari serat otot


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fast-twitch slow-twitch
fibers fibers

Fast-twitch muscle fiber Slow-twitch muscle fiber


• is anaerobic • is aerobic
• has explosive power • has steady power
• fatigues easily • has endurance

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12.3 Whole muscle contraction

Health focus: Benefits of exercise


• Increases muscle strength, endurance and flexibility

• Increases cardiorespiratory endurance

• HDL increases thus improving cardiovascular health

• Proportion of protein to fat increases favorably

• May prevent certain cancers : colon, breast, cervical, uterine and


ovarian

• Improve density of bones thus decreasing the likelihood of


osteoporosis

• Enhances mood and may relieve depression


12.3 Whole muscle contraction

Pusat kesehatan: manfaat dari latihan


• Menambah kekuatan otot, daya tahan dan kelenturan

• Meningkatkan respirasi jantung, daya tahan

• Meningkatkan HDL sehingga meningkatkan kesehatan jantung

• Bagian protein untuk menambah lemak dengan baik

• Memungkinkan mencegah kanker tertentu: usus payudara, tulang


leher dan ovarium

• Memperbaiki kepadatan tulang sehingga mengurangi


kemungkinan osteoporosis

• Meningkatkan suasana hati dan mungkin mengurangi depresi


12.3 Whole muscle contraction

Health focus: Exercise

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ADP ATP

creatine phosphate creatine


12.4 Muscle disorders

Common muscle disorders


• Spasms – sudden, involuntary muscle
contractions that are usually painful
• Seizure – multiple spasms of skeletal muscles
• Cramps – strong, painful spasms often of the
leg and foot
• Strain – stretching or tearing of a muscle
• Sprain – twisting of a joint involving muscles,
ligaments, tendons, blood vessels and nerves
12.4 Muscle disorders

Penyakit otot yang umum terjadi


• Kejang – mendadak, kontaksi otot diluar
kemauan itu biasanya menyakitkan
• Penyitaan - kelipatan kekejangan dari otot
rangka
• Kram – kuat, kejang yang menyakitkan sering
pada kaki dan telapak kaki
• Tegang - meregangkan atau menyobek otot
• Keseleo – salah urat pada tulang sendi yang
menyertakan otot, ikatan sendi,urat,pembuluh
darah dan saraf
12.4 Muscle disorders

Muscular diseases
• Fibromyalgia – chronic achy muscles that is not well
understood

• Muscular dystrophy – group of genetic disorders in


which muscles progressively degenerate and weaken

• Myasthenia gravis – autoimmune disorder that attacks


ACh receptor and weakens muscles of the face, neck
and extremities

• Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) – commonly known


as Lou Gehrig’s disease in which motor neurons
degenerate and die leading to loss of voluntary muscle
movement
12.4 Muscle disorders

Penyakit otot
• Fibromyalgia – sakit otot kronis itu tidak mudah untuk
dimengerti

• Distropi otot – kelompok genetik tidak teratur dalam


otot semakin merosot dan lemah

• Myasthenia gravis – penaykit autoimun melemahkan


reseptor Ach dan melemahkan otot wajah,leher,dan
kaki tangan

• Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) – biasanya


diketahuai sebagai Lou Gehrig’s penyakit dalam
neoron motorik menurun dan mati kehilangan irama
otot dengan sengaja
12.5 Homeostasis

Homeostasis: the skeletal and muscular


systems
• Both systems are involved with movement that allows
us to respond to stimuli, digestion of food, return of
blood to the heart and moving air in and out of the
lungs

• Both systems protect body parts

• Bones store and release calcium needed for muscle


contraction and nerve impulse conduction

• Blood cells are produced in the bone

• Muscles help maintain body temperature


12.5 Homeostasis

Homeostasis : rangka dan sistem muskular


(otot)
• Kedua sistem meliputi dengan pergerakan
memungkinkan kita untuk membalas stimuli, mencerna
makanan, kembalinya darah ke jantung dan
pergerakan udara masuk dan keluar dari paru-paru

• Kedua sistem menjaga bagian tubuh

• Kekuatantukang dan pelepasan kalsium dibutuhkan


untuk kontraksi dan pengantaran impuls saraf

• Sel darah diproduksi dalam tulang

• Otot membantu memelihara temperatur tubuh


12.5 Homeostasis
How the skeletal and muscular systems
interact with other body systems
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The muscular and skeletal systems work Nervous System


together to maintain homeostasis. The
systems listed here in particular also Bones store Ca2+ needed for muscle
work with these two systems. contraction and nerve impulse conduction.
The nervous system stimulates muscles and
sends sensory input from joints to the brain.
Muscular and Skeletal Systems Muscle contraction moves eyes, permits
speech, and creates facial expressions.
These systems allow the body to move, and
they provide support and protection for internal
organs. Muscle contraction provides heat to Endocrine System
warm the body; bones play a role in Ca2+
Growth hormone and sex hormones regulate
balance. These systems specifically help the
bone and muscle development; parathyroid
other systems as mentioned below.
hormone and calcitonin regulate Ca2+ content
of bones.
Cardiovascular System

Red bone marrow produces the blood cells. Respiratory System


The rib cage protects the heart; red bone The rib cage protects lungs, and rib cage
marrow stores Ca2+ for blood clotting. Muscle movement assists breathing, as does muscle
contraction keeps blood moving in the heart contraction. Breathing provides the oxygen
and blood vessels, particularly the veins. needed for ATP production so muscles can
move.
Urinary System
Reproductive System
Muscle contraction moves the fluid within
ureters, bladder, and urethra. Kidneys activate Muscle contraction moves gametes in
vitamin D needed for Ca2+ absorption and help oviducts, and uterine contraction occurs
maintain the blood level of Ca2+ for bone during childbirth. Sex hormones influence
growth and repair, and for muscle contraction. bone growth and density; androgens promote
muscle growth.

Digestive System

Jaws contain teeth that chew food; the hyoid


bone assists swallowing. Muscle contraction
accounts for chewing of food and peristalsis
to move food along digestive tract. The
digestive tract absorbs ions needed for strong
bones and muscle contraction.
12.5 Homeostasis
Bagaimana tulang dan sistem otot
berhubungan dengan sistem tubuh lainnya
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The muscular and skeletal systems work Nervous System


together to maintain homeostasis. The Bones store Ca2+ needed for muscle
systems listed here in particular also contraction and nerve impulse conduction.
work with these two systems. The nervous system stimulates muscles and
sends sensory input from joints to the brain.
Muscle contraction moves eyes, permits
Muscular and Skeletal Systems
speech, and creates facial expressions.
These systems allow the body to move, and
they provide support and protection for internal
organs. Muscle contraction provides heat to Endocrine System
warm the body; bones play a role in Ca2+
Growth hormone and sex hormones regulate
balance. These systems specifically help the
bone and muscle development; parathyroid
other systems as mentioned below.
hormone and calcitonin regulate Ca2+ content
of bones.
Cardiovascular System

Red bone marrow produces the blood cells. Respiratory System


The rib cage protects the heart; red bone The rib cage protects lungs, and rib cage
marrow stores Ca2+ for blood clotting. Muscle movement assists breathing, as does muscle
contraction keeps blood moving in the heart contraction. Breathing provides the oxygen
and blood vessels, particularly the veins. needed for ATP production so muscles can
move.
Urinary System
Reproductive System
Muscle contraction moves the fluid within
ureters, bladder, and urethra. Kidneys activate Muscle contraction moves gametes in
vitamin D needed for Ca2+ absorption and help oviducts, and uterine contraction occurs
maintain the blood level of Ca2+ for bone during childbirth. Sex hormones influence
growth and repair, and for muscle contraction. bone growth and density; androgens promote
muscle growth.

Digestive System

Jaws contain teeth that chew food; the hyoid


bone assists swallowing. Muscle contraction
accounts for chewing of food and peristalsis
to move food along digestive tract. The
digestive tract absorbs ions needed for strong
bones and muscle contraction.
12.5 Homeostasis

Bioethical focus: Anabolic steroids?


• Anabolic steroids are a group of steroids that usually increase
protein production

• Most common side effects are high blood pressure, jaundice, acne
and great increased risk of cancer

• Abuse of these drugs may also cause impotence and shrinking of


the testicles

• May lead to increased aggressiveness and violent mood swings

• Are they worth the risk?

• Should they be legal to use in athletics?


12.5 Homeostasis

Pusat Bioethical : steroid anabolik?


• Anabolik steroid adalah gabungan dari steroid-steroid yang
biasanya meningkatkan produksi protein

• Biasanya sebagian besar efek samping dalah tekanan darah naik,


penyakit kuning, dan menambah kemungkinan besar resiko
kanker

• Penyalahgunaan narkoba juga mungkin menyebabkan


ketidakmampuan dan penyusutan pada testis

• Kemungkinan petunjuk untuk penambahan keagresifan dan irama


perasaan menjadi gerang

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