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什么是 Skeletal muscle and tendon?

又称: skeletal muscle · tendon

Definition 9.4 High School Biology · 第 9 章 — Muscles and Joints

A skeletal muscle is an organ made of thousands of long cells, the muscle fibres, bundled together; each fibre shortens when stimulated by a nerve. At both ends the muscle narrows into a tendon, a cord of non-contractile tissue attached to bone. A muscle can only pull, by shortening, and only along its own length: it moves a joint by pulling on the bone beyond it.

The forearm as a lever: the biceps pulls close to the pivot, the load hangs far from it. F_ muscle × d = F_ load × D, so the muscle force is D/d = 7 times the load.
The forearm as a lever: the biceps pulls close to the pivot, the load hangs far from it. Fmuscle×d=Fload×DF_{\text{muscle}} \times d = F_{\text{load}} \times D, so the muscle force is D/d=7D/d = 7 times the load.

示例

Example 9.7 (Holding a bag)

A 5 kg5\,\mathrm{kg} bag (weight 49 N49\,\mathrm{N}) hangs from the hand, 35 cm35\,\mathrm{cm} from the elbow; the biceps tendon attaches 5 cm5\,\mathrm{cm} from it. The biceps pulls with 49×35/5=343 N49 \times 35/5 = 343\,\mathrm{N} — seven times the load, the weight of 35 kg35\,\mathrm{kg} — and the elbow joint is pressed together with about 300 N300\,\mathrm{N}. Muscles, tendons and cartilage are built for these forces; what damages them is a sudden force in the wrong direction, or a load repeated beyond what the tissue can repair.

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