Rapid, repeated stimulation produces a
sustained muscle contraction called
________.
tetanus |
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muscle twitch |
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muscle tone |
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spasm |
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muscle tension |
Rigor mortis demonstrates that skeletal muscle tissue
can maintain cross bridges even after death |
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will not relax after death without ATP until cross bridges deteriorate |
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none of the above |
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all of the above |
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normally requires energy to end as well as to start a
contraction |
Which of the following is NOT TRUE?
All muscle tissue is contractile |
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Muscles use the skeleton as leverage points as they push against bones to produce body movement |
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Skeletal muscle is voluntary but smooth muscle is not |
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Superficial fascia holds skin to muscle |
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ATP is required for muscle relaxation |
The basic unit of contraction in skeletal muscles is the ________.
myofibril |
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sarcomere |
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Z band |
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fascicle |
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myosin and actin |
First question.
It's spasm. It's caused by a sudden involuntary muscle contraction and leads to a steady state. It's much painful.
Second question
All of the above is the answer. can maintain cross bridges even after death
will not relax after death without ATP until cross bridges deteriorate.
After death as ATP is not available myosin remains bound to the actin so cross bridge remains unbroken after death.
Third question.
Muscles use the skeleton as leverage points as they push against bones to produce body movement. This statement is false. Muscle tissue helps in motion. But it's not by using skeleton as leverage points
Fourth question.
It's sarcomere. Depending upon the change in sarcomere length the muscle contraction takes place. Sarcomere is the unit if contraction which contains the actin and myosin filaments.
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