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1. Skeletal Muscle Shortening would decrease the length of all of the following except the: A....

1. Skeletal Muscle Shortening would decrease the length of all of the following except the:

A. H-band

B. Sarcomere

C. A-Band

D. I-Band

2. All of the following ions have a higher extracellular concentration than intracellular concentration about:

A. Sodium

B. Chloride

C. Calcium

D. Potassium

3. If the concentration of an ion equal in the extracellular & intracellular space of a nerve cell, the equilibirum (Nermst) potential for that ion is:

A.+60mV

B. Cannot determine from the information provided

C.-70mV

D.0 mV

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