Deck 6: The Muscular System

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Which muscle extends the hip when walking and climbing?

A)gluteus maximums
B)biceps femoris
C)gastrocnemius
D)sartorius
E)quadriceps femoris
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Which muscle is the "calf muscle"?

A)gluteus maximums
B)biceps femoris
C)gastrocnemius
D)sartorius
E)quadriceps femoris
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Reciprocal innveration means that the ____.

A)antagonist muscle groups contract at the same time
B)antagonist muscle groups relax at the same time
C)antagonist muscle groups alternate contraction and relaxation
D)synergistic muscle groups contract at the same time
E)synergistic muscle groups relax at the same time
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Which muscle lifts and braces the shoulder?

A)biceps brachii
B)pectoralis major
C)triceps brachii
D)deltoid
E)trapezius
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Which muscle is involved in shrugging your shoulders?

A)serratus anterior
B)external oblique
C)rectus abdominis
D)latissimus dorsi
E)trapezius
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Together, all muscle types make up what percentage of the body?

A)20 percent
B)30 percent
C)40 percent
D)50 percent
E)60 percent
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Which cell characteristic is associated with skeletal muscle?

A)involuntary
B)no striations
C)can contract without neural stimulation
D)multinucleated
E)gap junctions allow coordinated contractions
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Skeletal muscle fibers are composed of ____.

A)cells
B)nuclei
C)myofibrils
D)epithelial tissue
E)bursa
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Which muscle makes up the bulk of the shoulder?

A)biceps brachii
B)pectoralis major
C)triceps brachii
D)deltoid
E)trapezius
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Which muscle is the largest back muscle?

A)serratus anterior
B)external oblique
C)rectus abdominis
D)latissimus dorsi
E)trapezius
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Which muscle straightens the forearm?

A)biceps brachii
B)pectoralis major
C)triceps brachii
D)deltoid
E)trapezius
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Which muscle is the antagonist of the quadriceps femoris group?

A)hamstrings
B)gluteus maximus
C)sartorius
D)gastrocnemius
E)tibialis anterior
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Which muscle produces the action of a sit up?

A)serratus anterior
B)external oblique
C)rectus abdominis
D)latissimus dorsi
E)trapezius
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Which type of muscle makes up the majority of the body's muscle tissue?

A)smooth
B)cardiac
C)involuntary
D)skeletal
E)neural
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When the biceps brachii muscle contracts the forearm moves towards the upper arm. Based on this movement, on which bone is the biceps brachii insertion?

A)scapula
B)clavicle
C)humerus
D)femur
E)radius
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Which muscle assists in pushing movements of the arm?

A)serratus anterior
B)external oblique ​
C)rectus abdominis
D)latissimus dorsi
E)trapezius
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Which muscles are found in the walls of small blood vessels and airways?

A)cardiac and smooth
B)cardiac and skeletal
C)smooth and skeletal
D)only skeletal
E)only smooth
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Which structure reduces friction around tendons?

A)ligaments
B)bursae
C)origins
D)insertions
E)myofibrils
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Which muscle extends the leg at the knee?

A)gluteus maximums
B)biceps femoris
C)gastrocnemius
D)sartorius
E)quadriceps femoris
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Which muscles are involuntary?

A)cardiac and smooth
B)cardiac and skeletal
C)smooth and skeletal
D)only skeletal
E)only cardiac
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What is released into the neuromuscular junction to produce a muscle contraction?

A)calcium
B)acetylcholine
C)potassium
D)sodium
E)chloride
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Rigor mortis occurs when ____.

A)ATP levels fall
B)calcium levels rise
C)potassium levels fall
D)acetylcholine stimulates contraction
E)ADP is produced
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The theory that describes how skeletal muscles contract is the ____.

A)sarcomere shortening theory
B)rigor mortis theory
C)Z-line movement theory
D)spring filament theory
E)sliding filament theory
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Botox used in cosmetic medicine blocks ____.

A)ATP production
B)ACh release
C)the ability of motor neurons to have electrical impulses
D)oxygen transport
E)ACh receptors
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Which molecule causes actin and myosin to detach?

A)ATP
B)calcium
C)potassium
D)acetylcholine
E)ADP
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During a muscle contraction, electrical impulses travel to the interior of the cell through ____.

A)t-tubules
B)endoplasmic reticulum
C)troponin
D)tropomyosin
E)sarcoplasmic reticulum
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The ion required for skeletal muscle contraction is ____.

A)chloride
B)potassium
C)calcium
D)phosphate
E)ATP
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Red muscle fibers are red because they contain large amounts of ____.

A)glucose
B)ribosomes
C)ATP
D)myoglobin
E)hemoglobin
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In a contracted sarcomere, ____.

A)there is little overlap of actin and myosin
B)the Z lines are close together
C)the sarcomere length has increased
D)power strokes are inhibited
E)the overall muscle is relaxed
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Which description of skeletal muscle is correct?

A)Each cell contains one nucleus.
B)The fibers and filaments are arranged in parallel.
C)Sarcomeres work in opposite directions during contraction.
D)Actin power strokes produce the contraction.
E)The thin filaments are situated in the middle of each sarcomere.
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During a skeletal muscle contraction ATP energizes ____.

A)myosin
B)actin
C)Z lines
D)sarcomere
E)ADP
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Calcium is stored and released by the ____.

A)t-tubules
B)sarcomere
C)troponin
D)tropomyosin
E)sarcoplasmic reticulum
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Which structure marks the ends of a sarcomere?

A)cell
B)myofibril
C)Z line
D)actin
E)myosin
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Which characteristic is NOT associated with red muscle fibers?

A)myoglobin
B)fast fibers
C)many blood vessels
D)make up postural muscles
E)large amounts of oxygen
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A tennis player suffered an injury after a long match. Her elbow was significantly swollen and irritated. She most likely damaged what structure in her elbow joint?

A)ligaments
B)bursae
C)cartilage
D)synovial membrane
E)myofibrils
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Which protein blocks the interaction sites that produce skeletal muscle contraction?

A)actin
B)myosin
C)troponin
D)tropomyosin
E)sarcoplasmic reticulum
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Calcium binds directly to which muscle protein?

A)actin
B)myosin
C)troponin
D)tropomyosin
E)sarcoplasmic reticulum
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The basic unit of contraction in a skeletal muscle is ____.

A)the cell
B)the myofibril
C)a sarcomere
D)actin
E)myosin
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The nerve cell that controls skeletal muscle contraction is the ____.

A)t-tubule
B)troponin neuron
C)spinal neuron
D)motor neuron
E)motor axon
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The thick filaments of skeletal muscle ____.

A)are composed of proteins with a double head and tail
B)are composed of actin
C)are attached to Z lines
D)make up the light bands of the muscle
E)are bead-like proteins
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The first metabolic pathway by which ATP is made in an active muscle cell is ____.

A)glycolysis
B)aerobic pathway
C)Krebs cycle
D)creatine phosphate transfer
E)electron transport system
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The force a contracting muscle exerts to move an object is muscle ____.

A)tone
B)tension
C)power
D)work
E)energy
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The motor neuron and the muscle fibers it controls are known as a ____.

A)myofibril
B)muscle unit
C)sarcomere
D)muscle tetanus
E)motor unit
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A painful muscle contraction that does immediately release is a(n)____.

A)cramp
B)dystrophy
C)atrophy
D)sarcoma
E)tear
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To stand upright for a long period of time without moving, the muscles of the back must produce which type of contraction?

A)isotonic
B)isometric
C)isocentric
D)eccentric
E)concentric
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The state during which muscle cells require more ATP than cellular respiration can provide is known as ____.

A)summation
B)tetanus
C)paralysis
D)lactic acid debt
E)oxygen debt
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The benefits of aerobic exercise include all of the following EXCEPT an ____.

A)increased number of mitochondria
B)increased blood supply
C)increased supply of myoglobin
D)increased number of fibers in a motor unit
E)increased activity of lipoprotein lipase
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Which of the following produces muscle tetanus?

A)low levels of acetylcholine
B)high levels of creatine phosphate
C)anaerobic metabolism
D)repeated stimulations over short periods of times
E)decreased levels of calcium
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Motor units containing only a few hundred muscles are found where?

A)arm
B)eye
C)back
D)thigh
E)neck
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Myotonic muscular dystrophy ____.

A)occurs from overuse
B)is usually seen in adults
C)is the most common form in children
D)is life-threatening
E)usually affects muscles of the chest and back
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Strength training involves ____.

A)activities like jogging and swimming
B)intense, short duration activity
C)decreased number of myofibrils
D)involving more enzymes in aerobic activity
E)producing muscles with higher endurance
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The infectious disease that produces spastic paralysis is ____.

A)botulism
B)scaroma
C)duchenne muscular dystrophy
D)tetanus
E)myotonic muscular dystrophy
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A single contraction of all the muscle fibers in a motor unit is known as ____.

A)a muscle twitch
B)tetanus
C)summation
D)relaxation coupling
E)isometric contraction
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Which system relies on the activity of both skeletal and smooth muscle?

A)skeletal
B)sensory
C)respiratory
D)nervous
E)endocrine
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The general medical term that describes a muscle disorder is ____.

A)cramp
B)dystrophy
C)atrophy
D)myopathy
E)spasm
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In which type of muscle contraction does the load exceed the muscle's peak capacity?

A)isotonic
B)isometric
C)isocentric
D)eccentric
E)concentric
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Which of the following is an inherited disorder in which skeletal muscle fibers break down?

A)sclerosis
B)dystrophy
C)atrophy
D)sarcoma
E)sarcodosis
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Contraction of leg muscles aid in the function of which system?

A)digestive
B)cardiovascular
C)respiratory
D)nervous
E)endocrine
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Active muscle cells produce ATP by four of the following means. Which is the exception?

A)lactic acid fermentation
B)creatine phosphate system
C)anaerobic metabolism
D)aerobic metabolism
E)glycolysis
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Which system relies on the contraction of smooth muscle to propel luminal contents?

A)digestive
B)sensory
C)respiratory
D)nervous
E)endocrine
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released from sarcoplasmic reticulum
white skeletal muscle
released from sarcoplasmic reticulum
myofibril
released from sarcoplasmic reticulum
myosin
released from sarcoplasmic reticulum
sarcomere
released from sarcoplasmic reticulum
troponin
released from sarcoplasmic reticulum
acetylcholine
released from sarcoplasmic reticulum
Z line
released from sarcoplasmic reticulum
calcium
released from sarcoplasmic reticulum
slow skeletal muscle
released from sarcoplasmic reticulum
tetanus
released from motor neuron
white skeletal muscle
released from motor neuron
myofibril
released from motor neuron
myosin
released from motor neuron
sarcomere
released from motor neuron
troponin
released from motor neuron
acetylcholine
released from motor neuron
Z line
released from motor neuron
calcium
released from motor neuron
slow skeletal muscle
released from motor neuron
tetanus
actin molecules attached here
white skeletal muscle
actin molecules attached here
myofibril
actin molecules attached here
myosin
actin molecules attached here
sarcomere
actin molecules attached here
troponin
actin molecules attached here
acetylcholine
actin molecules attached here
Z line
actin molecules attached here
calcium
actin molecules attached here
slow skeletal muscle
actin molecules attached here
tetanus
functional unit of skeletal muscle
white skeletal muscle
functional unit of skeletal muscle
myofibril
functional unit of skeletal muscle
myosin
functional unit of skeletal muscle
sarcomere
functional unit of skeletal muscle
troponin
functional unit of skeletal muscle
acetylcholine
functional unit of skeletal muscle
Z line
functional unit of skeletal muscle
calcium
functional unit of skeletal muscle
slow skeletal muscle
functional unit of skeletal muscle
tetanus
produces rapid, strong bursts of contraction
white skeletal muscle
produces rapid, strong bursts of contraction
myofibril
produces rapid, strong bursts of contraction
myosin
produces rapid, strong bursts of contraction
sarcomere
produces rapid, strong bursts of contraction
troponin
produces rapid, strong bursts of contraction
acetylcholine
produces rapid, strong bursts of contraction
Z line
produces rapid, strong bursts of contraction
calcium
produces rapid, strong bursts of contraction
slow skeletal muscle
produces rapid, strong bursts of contraction
tetanus
sustained muscle contraction
white skeletal muscle
sustained muscle contraction
myofibril
sustained muscle contraction
myosin
sustained muscle contraction
sarcomere
sustained muscle contraction
troponin
sustained muscle contraction
acetylcholine
sustained muscle contraction
Z line
sustained muscle contraction
calcium
sustained muscle contraction
slow skeletal muscle
sustained muscle contraction
tetanus
binds calcium
white skeletal muscle
binds calcium
myofibril
binds calcium
myosin
binds calcium
sarcomere
binds calcium
troponin
binds calcium
acetylcholine
binds calcium
Z line
binds calcium
calcium
binds calcium
slow skeletal muscle
binds calcium
tetanus
threadlike structures within a muscle fiber
white skeletal muscle
threadlike structures within a muscle fiber
myofibril
threadlike structures within a muscle fiber
myosin
threadlike structures within a muscle fiber
sarcomere
threadlike structures within a muscle fiber
troponin
threadlike structures within a muscle fiber
acetylcholine
threadlike structures within a muscle fiber
Z line
threadlike structures within a muscle fiber
calcium
threadlike structures within a muscle fiber
slow skeletal muscle
threadlike structures within a muscle fiber
tetanus
utilizes primarily aerobic metabolism
white skeletal muscle
utilizes primarily aerobic metabolism
myofibril
utilizes primarily aerobic metabolism
myosin
utilizes primarily aerobic metabolism
sarcomere
utilizes primarily aerobic metabolism
troponin
utilizes primarily aerobic metabolism
acetylcholine
utilizes primarily aerobic metabolism
Z line
utilizes primarily aerobic metabolism
calcium
utilizes primarily aerobic metabolism
slow skeletal muscle
utilizes primarily aerobic metabolism
tetanus
forms thick filaments
white skeletal muscle
forms thick filaments
myofibril
forms thick filaments
myosin
forms thick filaments
sarcomere
forms thick filaments
troponin
forms thick filaments
acetylcholine
forms thick filaments
Z line
forms thick filaments
calcium
forms thick filaments
slow skeletal muscle
forms thick filaments
tetanus
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A sustained muscle contraction resulting from increased stimulation frequency is ____________________.
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A muscle ____________________ is a sudden, isolated involuntary contraction.
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largest back muscle
latissimus dorsi
largest back muscle
gluteus maximus
largest back muscle
trapezius
largest back muscle
gastrocnemius
largest back muscle
biceps femoris
largest back muscle
biceps brachii
largest back muscle
deltoid
flexes the lower leg at the knee
latissimus dorsi
flexes the lower leg at the knee
gluteus maximus
flexes the lower leg at the knee
trapezius
flexes the lower leg at the knee
gastrocnemius
flexes the lower leg at the knee
biceps femoris
flexes the lower leg at the knee
biceps brachii
flexes the lower leg at the knee
deltoid
flexes forearm at the elbow
latissimus dorsi
flexes forearm at the elbow
gluteus maximus
flexes forearm at the elbow
trapezius
flexes forearm at the elbow
gastrocnemius
flexes forearm at the elbow
biceps femoris
flexes forearm at the elbow
biceps brachii
flexes forearm at the elbow
deltoid
commonly known as the "buttocks"
latissimus dorsi
commonly known as the "buttocks"
gluteus maximus
commonly known as the "buttocks"
trapezius
commonly known as the "buttocks"
gastrocnemius
commonly known as the "buttocks"
biceps femoris
commonly known as the "buttocks"
biceps brachii
commonly known as the "buttocks"
deltoid
involved in shrugging shoulders
latissimus dorsi
involved in shrugging shoulders
gluteus maximus
involved in shrugging shoulders
trapezius
involved in shrugging shoulders
gastrocnemius
involved in shrugging shoulders
biceps femoris
involved in shrugging shoulders
biceps brachii
involved in shrugging shoulders
deltoid
acts on foot when jumping
latissimus dorsi
acts on foot when jumping
gluteus maximus
acts on foot when jumping
trapezius
acts on foot when jumping
gastrocnemius
acts on foot when jumping
biceps femoris
acts on foot when jumping
biceps brachii
acts on foot when jumping
deltoid
raises arm at the shoulder
latissimus dorsi
raises arm at the shoulder
gluteus maximus
raises arm at the shoulder
trapezius
raises arm at the shoulder
gastrocnemius
raises arm at the shoulder
biceps femoris
raises arm at the shoulder
biceps brachii
raises arm at the shoulder
deltoid
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The protein ____________________ binds calcium during muscle contractions.
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A group of muscles that perform similar movements are known as ____________________ muscles.
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The protein ____________________ produces power strokes that lead to sarcomere shortening.
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lateral rotation of the trunk
adductor longus
lateral rotation of the trunk
sartorius
lateral rotation of the trunk
triceps brachii
lateral rotation of the trunk
quadriceps femoris
lateral rotation of the trunk
tibialis anterior
lateral rotation of the trunk
serratus anterior
lateral rotation of the trunk
pectoralis major
lateral rotation of the trunk
external oblique
draws the thighs toward the midline of the body
adductor longus
draws the thighs toward the midline of the body
sartorius
draws the thighs toward the midline of the body
triceps brachii
draws the thighs toward the midline of the body
quadriceps femoris
draws the thighs toward the midline of the body
tibialis anterior
draws the thighs toward the midline of the body
serratus anterior
draws the thighs toward the midline of the body
pectoralis major
draws the thighs toward the midline of the body
external oblique
extends the arm at the elbow
adductor longus
extends the arm at the elbow
sartorius
extends the arm at the elbow
triceps brachii
extends the arm at the elbow
quadriceps femoris
extends the arm at the elbow
tibialis anterior
extends the arm at the elbow
serratus anterior
extends the arm at the elbow
pectoralis major
extends the arm at the elbow
external oblique
runs from the hip to the knee across the anterior thigh
adductor longus
runs from the hip to the knee across the anterior thigh
sartorius
runs from the hip to the knee across the anterior thigh
triceps brachii
runs from the hip to the knee across the anterior thigh
quadriceps femoris
runs from the hip to the knee across the anterior thigh
tibialis anterior
runs from the hip to the knee across the anterior thigh
serratus anterior
runs from the hip to the knee across the anterior thigh
pectoralis major
runs from the hip to the knee across the anterior thigh
external oblique
draws scapula forward
adductor longus
draws scapula forward
sartorius
draws scapula forward
triceps brachii
draws scapula forward
quadriceps femoris
draws scapula forward
tibialis anterior
draws scapula forward
serratus anterior
draws scapula forward
pectoralis major
draws scapula forward
external oblique
acts on the foot
adductor longus
acts on the foot
sartorius
acts on the foot
triceps brachii
acts on the foot
quadriceps femoris
acts on the foot
tibialis anterior
acts on the foot
serratus anterior
acts on the foot
pectoralis major
acts on the foot
external oblique
chest muscle that acts on humerus
adductor longus
chest muscle that acts on humerus
sartorius
chest muscle that acts on humerus
triceps brachii
chest muscle that acts on humerus
quadriceps femoris
chest muscle that acts on humerus
tibialis anterior
chest muscle that acts on humerus
serratus anterior
chest muscle that acts on humerus
pectoralis major
chest muscle that acts on humerus
external oblique
extends the lower leg at the knee
adductor longus
extends the lower leg at the knee
sartorius
extends the lower leg at the knee
triceps brachii
extends the lower leg at the knee
quadriceps femoris
extends the lower leg at the knee
tibialis anterior
extends the lower leg at the knee
serratus anterior
extends the lower leg at the knee
pectoralis major
extends the lower leg at the knee
external oblique
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The ____________________ convey electrical impulses towards the interior of skeletal muscles cells.
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The term that describes the banding pattern in skeletal and cardiac muscle is ____________________.
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A(n)____________________ contraction occurs when a muscle shortens as it moves a load.
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The cancer ____________________ affects skeletal muscle.
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Summarize the major steps involved in producing a muscle contraction beginning with motor neuron activity and ending with sarcomere shortening.
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The ____________________ takes up and releases calcium during muscle contraction and relaxation.
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The constant state of contraction in a resting muscle is known as muscle ____________________.
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The ____________________ theory describes how interactions between actin and myosin produce skeletal muscle contractions.
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The skeletal muscle attachment site that moves during a contraction is the ____________________.
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In a relaxed muscle the protein ____________________ is blocking binding sites between the contractile proteins.
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The motor neuron releases acetylcholine into the ____________________ to initiate a muscle contraction.
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Deck 6: The Muscular System
1
Which muscle extends the hip when walking and climbing?

A)gluteus maximums
B)biceps femoris
C)gastrocnemius
D)sartorius
E)quadriceps femoris
A
2
Which muscle is the "calf muscle"?

A)gluteus maximums
B)biceps femoris
C)gastrocnemius
D)sartorius
E)quadriceps femoris
C
3
Reciprocal innveration means that the ____.

A)antagonist muscle groups contract at the same time
B)antagonist muscle groups relax at the same time
C)antagonist muscle groups alternate contraction and relaxation
D)synergistic muscle groups contract at the same time
E)synergistic muscle groups relax at the same time
C
4
Which muscle lifts and braces the shoulder?

A)biceps brachii
B)pectoralis major
C)triceps brachii
D)deltoid
E)trapezius
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Which muscle is involved in shrugging your shoulders?

A)serratus anterior
B)external oblique
C)rectus abdominis
D)latissimus dorsi
E)trapezius
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Together, all muscle types make up what percentage of the body?

A)20 percent
B)30 percent
C)40 percent
D)50 percent
E)60 percent
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Which cell characteristic is associated with skeletal muscle?

A)involuntary
B)no striations
C)can contract without neural stimulation
D)multinucleated
E)gap junctions allow coordinated contractions
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Skeletal muscle fibers are composed of ____.

A)cells
B)nuclei
C)myofibrils
D)epithelial tissue
E)bursa
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9
Which muscle makes up the bulk of the shoulder?

A)biceps brachii
B)pectoralis major
C)triceps brachii
D)deltoid
E)trapezius
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10
Which muscle is the largest back muscle?

A)serratus anterior
B)external oblique
C)rectus abdominis
D)latissimus dorsi
E)trapezius
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11
Which muscle straightens the forearm?

A)biceps brachii
B)pectoralis major
C)triceps brachii
D)deltoid
E)trapezius
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12
Which muscle is the antagonist of the quadriceps femoris group?

A)hamstrings
B)gluteus maximus
C)sartorius
D)gastrocnemius
E)tibialis anterior
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13
Which muscle produces the action of a sit up?

A)serratus anterior
B)external oblique
C)rectus abdominis
D)latissimus dorsi
E)trapezius
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14
Which type of muscle makes up the majority of the body's muscle tissue?

A)smooth
B)cardiac
C)involuntary
D)skeletal
E)neural
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15
When the biceps brachii muscle contracts the forearm moves towards the upper arm. Based on this movement, on which bone is the biceps brachii insertion?

A)scapula
B)clavicle
C)humerus
D)femur
E)radius
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16
Which muscle assists in pushing movements of the arm?

A)serratus anterior
B)external oblique ​
C)rectus abdominis
D)latissimus dorsi
E)trapezius
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Which muscles are found in the walls of small blood vessels and airways?

A)cardiac and smooth
B)cardiac and skeletal
C)smooth and skeletal
D)only skeletal
E)only smooth
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18
Which structure reduces friction around tendons?

A)ligaments
B)bursae
C)origins
D)insertions
E)myofibrils
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19
Which muscle extends the leg at the knee?

A)gluteus maximums
B)biceps femoris
C)gastrocnemius
D)sartorius
E)quadriceps femoris
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Which muscles are involuntary?

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B)cardiac and skeletal
C)smooth and skeletal
D)only skeletal
E)only cardiac
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What is released into the neuromuscular junction to produce a muscle contraction?

A)calcium
B)acetylcholine
C)potassium
D)sodium
E)chloride
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22
Rigor mortis occurs when ____.

A)ATP levels fall
B)calcium levels rise
C)potassium levels fall
D)acetylcholine stimulates contraction
E)ADP is produced
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The theory that describes how skeletal muscles contract is the ____.

A)sarcomere shortening theory
B)rigor mortis theory
C)Z-line movement theory
D)spring filament theory
E)sliding filament theory
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Botox used in cosmetic medicine blocks ____.

A)ATP production
B)ACh release
C)the ability of motor neurons to have electrical impulses
D)oxygen transport
E)ACh receptors
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Which molecule causes actin and myosin to detach?

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B)calcium
C)potassium
D)acetylcholine
E)ADP
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During a muscle contraction, electrical impulses travel to the interior of the cell through ____.

A)t-tubules
B)endoplasmic reticulum
C)troponin
D)tropomyosin
E)sarcoplasmic reticulum
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The ion required for skeletal muscle contraction is ____.

A)chloride
B)potassium
C)calcium
D)phosphate
E)ATP
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Red muscle fibers are red because they contain large amounts of ____.

A)glucose
B)ribosomes
C)ATP
D)myoglobin
E)hemoglobin
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In a contracted sarcomere, ____.

A)there is little overlap of actin and myosin
B)the Z lines are close together
C)the sarcomere length has increased
D)power strokes are inhibited
E)the overall muscle is relaxed
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Which description of skeletal muscle is correct?

A)Each cell contains one nucleus.
B)The fibers and filaments are arranged in parallel.
C)Sarcomeres work in opposite directions during contraction.
D)Actin power strokes produce the contraction.
E)The thin filaments are situated in the middle of each sarcomere.
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During a skeletal muscle contraction ATP energizes ____.

A)myosin
B)actin
C)Z lines
D)sarcomere
E)ADP
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Calcium is stored and released by the ____.

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B)sarcomere
C)troponin
D)tropomyosin
E)sarcoplasmic reticulum
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Which structure marks the ends of a sarcomere?

A)cell
B)myofibril
C)Z line
D)actin
E)myosin
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Which characteristic is NOT associated with red muscle fibers?

A)myoglobin
B)fast fibers
C)many blood vessels
D)make up postural muscles
E)large amounts of oxygen
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A tennis player suffered an injury after a long match. Her elbow was significantly swollen and irritated. She most likely damaged what structure in her elbow joint?

A)ligaments
B)bursae
C)cartilage
D)synovial membrane
E)myofibrils
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Which protein blocks the interaction sites that produce skeletal muscle contraction?

A)actin
B)myosin
C)troponin
D)tropomyosin
E)sarcoplasmic reticulum
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Calcium binds directly to which muscle protein?

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B)myosin
C)troponin
D)tropomyosin
E)sarcoplasmic reticulum
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The basic unit of contraction in a skeletal muscle is ____.

A)the cell
B)the myofibril
C)a sarcomere
D)actin
E)myosin
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The nerve cell that controls skeletal muscle contraction is the ____.

A)t-tubule
B)troponin neuron
C)spinal neuron
D)motor neuron
E)motor axon
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The thick filaments of skeletal muscle ____.

A)are composed of proteins with a double head and tail
B)are composed of actin
C)are attached to Z lines
D)make up the light bands of the muscle
E)are bead-like proteins
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The first metabolic pathway by which ATP is made in an active muscle cell is ____.

A)glycolysis
B)aerobic pathway
C)Krebs cycle
D)creatine phosphate transfer
E)electron transport system
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The force a contracting muscle exerts to move an object is muscle ____.

A)tone
B)tension
C)power
D)work
E)energy
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The motor neuron and the muscle fibers it controls are known as a ____.

A)myofibril
B)muscle unit
C)sarcomere
D)muscle tetanus
E)motor unit
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A painful muscle contraction that does immediately release is a(n)____.

A)cramp
B)dystrophy
C)atrophy
D)sarcoma
E)tear
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To stand upright for a long period of time without moving, the muscles of the back must produce which type of contraction?

A)isotonic
B)isometric
C)isocentric
D)eccentric
E)concentric
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The state during which muscle cells require more ATP than cellular respiration can provide is known as ____.

A)summation
B)tetanus
C)paralysis
D)lactic acid debt
E)oxygen debt
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The benefits of aerobic exercise include all of the following EXCEPT an ____.

A)increased number of mitochondria
B)increased blood supply
C)increased supply of myoglobin
D)increased number of fibers in a motor unit
E)increased activity of lipoprotein lipase
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Which of the following produces muscle tetanus?

A)low levels of acetylcholine
B)high levels of creatine phosphate
C)anaerobic metabolism
D)repeated stimulations over short periods of times
E)decreased levels of calcium
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Motor units containing only a few hundred muscles are found where?

A)arm
B)eye
C)back
D)thigh
E)neck
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Myotonic muscular dystrophy ____.

A)occurs from overuse
B)is usually seen in adults
C)is the most common form in children
D)is life-threatening
E)usually affects muscles of the chest and back
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Strength training involves ____.

A)activities like jogging and swimming
B)intense, short duration activity
C)decreased number of myofibrils
D)involving more enzymes in aerobic activity
E)producing muscles with higher endurance
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The infectious disease that produces spastic paralysis is ____.

A)botulism
B)scaroma
C)duchenne muscular dystrophy
D)tetanus
E)myotonic muscular dystrophy
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A single contraction of all the muscle fibers in a motor unit is known as ____.

A)a muscle twitch
B)tetanus
C)summation
D)relaxation coupling
E)isometric contraction
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Which system relies on the activity of both skeletal and smooth muscle?

A)skeletal
B)sensory
C)respiratory
D)nervous
E)endocrine
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The general medical term that describes a muscle disorder is ____.

A)cramp
B)dystrophy
C)atrophy
D)myopathy
E)spasm
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In which type of muscle contraction does the load exceed the muscle's peak capacity?

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B)isometric
C)isocentric
D)eccentric
E)concentric
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Which of the following is an inherited disorder in which skeletal muscle fibers break down?

A)sclerosis
B)dystrophy
C)atrophy
D)sarcoma
E)sarcodosis
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Contraction of leg muscles aid in the function of which system?

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B)cardiovascular
C)respiratory
D)nervous
E)endocrine
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59
Active muscle cells produce ATP by four of the following means. Which is the exception?

A)lactic acid fermentation
B)creatine phosphate system
C)anaerobic metabolism
D)aerobic metabolism
E)glycolysis
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Which system relies on the contraction of smooth muscle to propel luminal contents?

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D)nervous
E)endocrine
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61
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released from sarcoplasmic reticulum
white skeletal muscle
released from sarcoplasmic reticulum
myofibril
released from sarcoplasmic reticulum
myosin
released from sarcoplasmic reticulum
sarcomere
released from sarcoplasmic reticulum
troponin
released from sarcoplasmic reticulum
acetylcholine
released from sarcoplasmic reticulum
Z line
released from sarcoplasmic reticulum
calcium
released from sarcoplasmic reticulum
slow skeletal muscle
released from sarcoplasmic reticulum
tetanus
released from motor neuron
white skeletal muscle
released from motor neuron
myofibril
released from motor neuron
myosin
released from motor neuron
sarcomere
released from motor neuron
troponin
released from motor neuron
acetylcholine
released from motor neuron
Z line
released from motor neuron
calcium
released from motor neuron
slow skeletal muscle
released from motor neuron
tetanus
actin molecules attached here
white skeletal muscle
actin molecules attached here
myofibril
actin molecules attached here
myosin
actin molecules attached here
sarcomere
actin molecules attached here
troponin
actin molecules attached here
acetylcholine
actin molecules attached here
Z line
actin molecules attached here
calcium
actin molecules attached here
slow skeletal muscle
actin molecules attached here
tetanus
functional unit of skeletal muscle
white skeletal muscle
functional unit of skeletal muscle
myofibril
functional unit of skeletal muscle
myosin
functional unit of skeletal muscle
sarcomere
functional unit of skeletal muscle
troponin
functional unit of skeletal muscle
acetylcholine
functional unit of skeletal muscle
Z line
functional unit of skeletal muscle
calcium
functional unit of skeletal muscle
slow skeletal muscle
functional unit of skeletal muscle
tetanus
produces rapid, strong bursts of contraction
white skeletal muscle
produces rapid, strong bursts of contraction
myofibril
produces rapid, strong bursts of contraction
myosin
produces rapid, strong bursts of contraction
sarcomere
produces rapid, strong bursts of contraction
troponin
produces rapid, strong bursts of contraction
acetylcholine
produces rapid, strong bursts of contraction
Z line
produces rapid, strong bursts of contraction
calcium
produces rapid, strong bursts of contraction
slow skeletal muscle
produces rapid, strong bursts of contraction
tetanus
sustained muscle contraction
white skeletal muscle
sustained muscle contraction
myofibril
sustained muscle contraction
myosin
sustained muscle contraction
sarcomere
sustained muscle contraction
troponin
sustained muscle contraction
acetylcholine
sustained muscle contraction
Z line
sustained muscle contraction
calcium
sustained muscle contraction
slow skeletal muscle
sustained muscle contraction
tetanus
binds calcium
white skeletal muscle
binds calcium
myofibril
binds calcium
myosin
binds calcium
sarcomere
binds calcium
troponin
binds calcium
acetylcholine
binds calcium
Z line
binds calcium
calcium
binds calcium
slow skeletal muscle
binds calcium
tetanus
threadlike structures within a muscle fiber
white skeletal muscle
threadlike structures within a muscle fiber
myofibril
threadlike structures within a muscle fiber
myosin
threadlike structures within a muscle fiber
sarcomere
threadlike structures within a muscle fiber
troponin
threadlike structures within a muscle fiber
acetylcholine
threadlike structures within a muscle fiber
Z line
threadlike structures within a muscle fiber
calcium
threadlike structures within a muscle fiber
slow skeletal muscle
threadlike structures within a muscle fiber
tetanus
utilizes primarily aerobic metabolism
white skeletal muscle
utilizes primarily aerobic metabolism
myofibril
utilizes primarily aerobic metabolism
myosin
utilizes primarily aerobic metabolism
sarcomere
utilizes primarily aerobic metabolism
troponin
utilizes primarily aerobic metabolism
acetylcholine
utilizes primarily aerobic metabolism
Z line
utilizes primarily aerobic metabolism
calcium
utilizes primarily aerobic metabolism
slow skeletal muscle
utilizes primarily aerobic metabolism
tetanus
forms thick filaments
white skeletal muscle
forms thick filaments
myofibril
forms thick filaments
myosin
forms thick filaments
sarcomere
forms thick filaments
troponin
forms thick filaments
acetylcholine
forms thick filaments
Z line
forms thick filaments
calcium
forms thick filaments
slow skeletal muscle
forms thick filaments
tetanus
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A sustained muscle contraction resulting from increased stimulation frequency is ____________________.
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A muscle ____________________ is a sudden, isolated involuntary contraction.
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64
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largest back muscle
latissimus dorsi
largest back muscle
gluteus maximus
largest back muscle
trapezius
largest back muscle
gastrocnemius
largest back muscle
biceps femoris
largest back muscle
biceps brachii
largest back muscle
deltoid
flexes the lower leg at the knee
latissimus dorsi
flexes the lower leg at the knee
gluteus maximus
flexes the lower leg at the knee
trapezius
flexes the lower leg at the knee
gastrocnemius
flexes the lower leg at the knee
biceps femoris
flexes the lower leg at the knee
biceps brachii
flexes the lower leg at the knee
deltoid
flexes forearm at the elbow
latissimus dorsi
flexes forearm at the elbow
gluteus maximus
flexes forearm at the elbow
trapezius
flexes forearm at the elbow
gastrocnemius
flexes forearm at the elbow
biceps femoris
flexes forearm at the elbow
biceps brachii
flexes forearm at the elbow
deltoid
commonly known as the "buttocks"
latissimus dorsi
commonly known as the "buttocks"
gluteus maximus
commonly known as the "buttocks"
trapezius
commonly known as the "buttocks"
gastrocnemius
commonly known as the "buttocks"
biceps femoris
commonly known as the "buttocks"
biceps brachii
commonly known as the "buttocks"
deltoid
involved in shrugging shoulders
latissimus dorsi
involved in shrugging shoulders
gluteus maximus
involved in shrugging shoulders
trapezius
involved in shrugging shoulders
gastrocnemius
involved in shrugging shoulders
biceps femoris
involved in shrugging shoulders
biceps brachii
involved in shrugging shoulders
deltoid
acts on foot when jumping
latissimus dorsi
acts on foot when jumping
gluteus maximus
acts on foot when jumping
trapezius
acts on foot when jumping
gastrocnemius
acts on foot when jumping
biceps femoris
acts on foot when jumping
biceps brachii
acts on foot when jumping
deltoid
raises arm at the shoulder
latissimus dorsi
raises arm at the shoulder
gluteus maximus
raises arm at the shoulder
trapezius
raises arm at the shoulder
gastrocnemius
raises arm at the shoulder
biceps femoris
raises arm at the shoulder
biceps brachii
raises arm at the shoulder
deltoid
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The protein ____________________ binds calcium during muscle contractions.
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66
A group of muscles that perform similar movements are known as ____________________ muscles.
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67
The protein ____________________ produces power strokes that lead to sarcomere shortening.
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lateral rotation of the trunk
adductor longus
lateral rotation of the trunk
sartorius
lateral rotation of the trunk
triceps brachii
lateral rotation of the trunk
quadriceps femoris
lateral rotation of the trunk
tibialis anterior
lateral rotation of the trunk
serratus anterior
lateral rotation of the trunk
pectoralis major
lateral rotation of the trunk
external oblique
draws the thighs toward the midline of the body
adductor longus
draws the thighs toward the midline of the body
sartorius
draws the thighs toward the midline of the body
triceps brachii
draws the thighs toward the midline of the body
quadriceps femoris
draws the thighs toward the midline of the body
tibialis anterior
draws the thighs toward the midline of the body
serratus anterior
draws the thighs toward the midline of the body
pectoralis major
draws the thighs toward the midline of the body
external oblique
extends the arm at the elbow
adductor longus
extends the arm at the elbow
sartorius
extends the arm at the elbow
triceps brachii
extends the arm at the elbow
quadriceps femoris
extends the arm at the elbow
tibialis anterior
extends the arm at the elbow
serratus anterior
extends the arm at the elbow
pectoralis major
extends the arm at the elbow
external oblique
runs from the hip to the knee across the anterior thigh
adductor longus
runs from the hip to the knee across the anterior thigh
sartorius
runs from the hip to the knee across the anterior thigh
triceps brachii
runs from the hip to the knee across the anterior thigh
quadriceps femoris
runs from the hip to the knee across the anterior thigh
tibialis anterior
runs from the hip to the knee across the anterior thigh
serratus anterior
runs from the hip to the knee across the anterior thigh
pectoralis major
runs from the hip to the knee across the anterior thigh
external oblique
draws scapula forward
adductor longus
draws scapula forward
sartorius
draws scapula forward
triceps brachii
draws scapula forward
quadriceps femoris
draws scapula forward
tibialis anterior
draws scapula forward
serratus anterior
draws scapula forward
pectoralis major
draws scapula forward
external oblique
acts on the foot
adductor longus
acts on the foot
sartorius
acts on the foot
triceps brachii
acts on the foot
quadriceps femoris
acts on the foot
tibialis anterior
acts on the foot
serratus anterior
acts on the foot
pectoralis major
acts on the foot
external oblique
chest muscle that acts on humerus
adductor longus
chest muscle that acts on humerus
sartorius
chest muscle that acts on humerus
triceps brachii
chest muscle that acts on humerus
quadriceps femoris
chest muscle that acts on humerus
tibialis anterior
chest muscle that acts on humerus
serratus anterior
chest muscle that acts on humerus
pectoralis major
chest muscle that acts on humerus
external oblique
extends the lower leg at the knee
adductor longus
extends the lower leg at the knee
sartorius
extends the lower leg at the knee
triceps brachii
extends the lower leg at the knee
quadriceps femoris
extends the lower leg at the knee
tibialis anterior
extends the lower leg at the knee
serratus anterior
extends the lower leg at the knee
pectoralis major
extends the lower leg at the knee
external oblique
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The ____________________ convey electrical impulses towards the interior of skeletal muscles cells.
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The term that describes the banding pattern in skeletal and cardiac muscle is ____________________.
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A(n)____________________ contraction occurs when a muscle shortens as it moves a load.
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The cancer ____________________ affects skeletal muscle.
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Summarize the major steps involved in producing a muscle contraction beginning with motor neuron activity and ending with sarcomere shortening.
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The ____________________ takes up and releases calcium during muscle contraction and relaxation.
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The constant state of contraction in a resting muscle is known as muscle ____________________.
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The ____________________ theory describes how interactions between actin and myosin produce skeletal muscle contractions.
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The skeletal muscle attachment site that moves during a contraction is the ____________________.
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In a relaxed muscle the protein ____________________ is blocking binding sites between the contractile proteins.
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The motor neuron releases acetylcholine into the ____________________ to initiate a muscle contraction.
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