movement of alimb or otherpart away fromthe midline ofthe bodyTypeII ADepressionActinSlidingFilamentTheoryPronationBreaks apartacetylcholine toallow themuscle to relaxaftercontractionDendritemusclelengthensas itcontractsgap acrosswhich nerveimpulses passfrom oneneuron to thenextMotorNeuroneMyofilamentcontractions producemovements of aconstant speedspecial piece ofequipment known asan Isokineticdynamometer isrequiredFlexionConcentrichamstringsduring theupwardmovement ina squatContractionTime= SlowResistanceto Fatigue =HighAdductionincreases theangle betweenthe bones ofthe limb at thejointMyofibrilIsotonicNeurotransmitterThickfilamentneurotransmitterreleased bynerve cells thatstimulates thecontraction of skeletalmuscles and helps tocarry impulses acrossthe synapse.nerve fibrethat carriesa nerveimpulseMusclecontractsconcentricallyto move thebone relative tothe jointContractionTime=very fastFatigueresistance=lowmovement of alimb or otherpart away fromthe midline ofthe bodyTypeII ADepressionActinSlidingFilamentTheoryPronationBreaks apartacetylcholine toallow themuscle to relaxaftercontractionDendritemusclelengthensas itcontractsgap acrosswhich nerveimpulses passfrom oneneuron to thenextMotorNeuroneMyofilamentcontractions producemovements of aconstant speedspecial piece ofequipment known asan Isokineticdynamometer isrequiredFlexionConcentrichamstringsduring theupwardmovement ina squatContractionTime= SlowResistanceto Fatigue =HighAdductionincreases theangle betweenthe bones ofthe limb at thejointMyofibrilIsotonicNeurotransmitterThickfilamentneurotransmitterreleased bynerve cells thatstimulates thecontraction of skeletalmuscles and helps tocarry impulses acrossthe synapse.nerve fibrethat carriesa nerveimpulseMusclecontractsconcentricallyto move thebone relative tothe jointContractionTime=very fastFatigueresistance=low

SEHS Topic 4.1 and 4.2 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. movement of a limb or other part away from the midline of the body
  2. Type II A
  3. Depression
  4. Actin
  6. Sliding Filament Theory
  7. Pronation
  8. Breaks apart acetylcholine to allow the muscle to relax after contraction
  9. Dendrite
  10. muscle lengthens as it contracts
  11. gap across which nerve impulses pass from one neuron to the next
  12. Motor Neurone
  13. Myofilament
  14. contractions produce movements of a constant speed special piece of equipment known as an Isokinetic dynamometer is required
  15. Flexion
  16. Concentric
  17. hamstrings during the upward movement in a squat
  19. Contraction Time= Slow Resistance to Fatigue = High
  20. Adduction
  21. increases the angle between the bones of the limb at the joint
  22. Myofibril
  23. Isotonic
  24. Neurotransmitter
  25. Thick filament
  26. neurotransmitter released by nerve cells that stimulates the contraction of skeletal muscles and helps to carry impulses across the synapse.
  27. nerve fibre that carries a nerve impulse
  28. Muscle contracts concentrically to move the bone relative to the joint
  29. Contraction Time=very fast Fatigue resistance=low