Nerve and Muscle Dr. Loay Abu Dalu .MD, MSc (UK)

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Key pointsAction potential

Simple Muscle Twitch

Summation

Tetanization

Effect of temperature on S.M.T

Muscle fatigue

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Resting membrane state , it’s the state in which there is no stimulus.The charges in side the cells is negative in comparing with outside the cell

Resting membrane potential

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Action Potential

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Simple Muscle Twitch

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Summation of

Muscle Definition of summation :

• It means the adding together of individual twitch contractions to increase the intensity of overall contraction.

• Because the contractile mechanism has no refractory period,

• repeated stimulation (i.e. increase the frequency) before relaxation can produce additional activation of the contractile elements and a response will be added to that already present, this is called "summation of contraction".

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Types of Summation

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Clinical value Widespread and long lasting pain are characteristics of many chronic pain syndromes. This suggests that both spatial and temporal summations are important in chronic pain conditions. 

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• Frequency summation and tetanization, with rapid repeated stimulation,

• activation of the contractile mechanism occurs repeatedly before any relaxation occurs and the response fuses into one continuous contraction and the whole contraction appears to be smooth called Tetanus

• During tetanus the tension developed is 4 times than the individual contraction

Tetanization

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Types of Tetanus:

Unfused Tetanus:at a low stimulus frequency, the

force at the plateau

oscillates

Fused Tetanus: at high stimulus

frequencies, the force plateau is

smooth

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Tetanization

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Effect of Temperature on Simple Muscle Twitch

• When warm ringer solution is applied to the muscle nerve preparation and a simple muscle twitch is recorded then we notice that

• All the durations are shortened (latent period, contraction period,& relaxation period).

• The height of contraction has increased.

Hot Temperature

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• When cold ringer solution is applied to the muscle nerve preparation and a simple muscle twitch is recorded then we notice that

• All the durations are prolonged (latent period, contraction period,and relaxation period).

• The height of contraction has decreased.

Cold Temperature

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Time

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Effect of Temperature on Simple Muscle Twitch

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Muscle Fatigue

• A fatigue curve is obtained when the nerve muscle preparation is stimulated repeatedly till a fatigue curve is obtained.

• A fatigue curve has a prolonged refractory period, low height of contraction no point of

• complete relaxation (contracture remainder).

• Fatigue is a reversible phenomenon.

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