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What is the correct order of connective tissue layers from muscle fiber to bone?
What is the correct order of connective tissue layers from muscle fiber to bone?
- Perimysium -> Endomysium -> Epimysium -> Fascicle -> Tendon -> Bone
- Endomysium -> Fascicle -> Epimysium -> Muscle Fascia -> Tendon -> Bone (correct)
- Epimysium -> Endomysium -> Perimysium -> Tendon -> Bone
- Fascicle -> Endomysium -> Muscle Fascia -> Epimysium -> Tendon -> Bone
Which type of muscle classification involves fascicles that are arranged like feathers?
Which type of muscle classification involves fascicles that are arranged like feathers?
- Pennate Muscles (correct)
- Parallel Muscles
- Fusiform Muscles
- Circular Muscles
What distinguishes a unipennate muscle from a bipennate muscle?
What distinguishes a unipennate muscle from a bipennate muscle?
- Bipennate muscles are thicker in the middle and shorter at the ends.
- Bipennate muscles encircle a structure and are also called sphincters.
- Unipennate muscles have fascicles feathering out from one side of a tendon. (correct)
- Unipennate muscles have fascicles that attach on both sides of a single tendon.
Which term refers to the muscle shape that wraps around a bone and has a twisted appearance?
Which term refers to the muscle shape that wraps around a bone and has a twisted appearance?
What does the name 'pectoralis major' indicate about the muscle?
What does the name 'pectoralis major' indicate about the muscle?
What does the term 'brevis' refer to in muscle nomenclature?
What does the term 'brevis' refer to in muscle nomenclature?
Which of the following muscle terms applies to a muscle that is oriented in a circular shape?
Which of the following muscle terms applies to a muscle that is oriented in a circular shape?
Which term is used to describe a muscle that pulls away from the midline?
Which term is used to describe a muscle that pulls away from the midline?
Identify the classification of a muscle that has three heads.
Identify the classification of a muscle that has three heads.
Which connective tissue surrounds and separates individual muscle fibers?
Which connective tissue surrounds and separates individual muscle fibers?
What is the primary action of a flexor muscle?
What is the primary action of a flexor muscle?
What shape is indicated by the term 'rhomboid' in muscle nomenclature?
What shape is indicated by the term 'rhomboid' in muscle nomenclature?
Which term describes a muscle located toward the back of the body?
Which term describes a muscle located toward the back of the body?
Which muscle classification includes the term 'deltoid'?
Which muscle classification includes the term 'deltoid'?
Which term indicates a muscle that turns the palm posteriorly?
Which term indicates a muscle that turns the palm posteriorly?
What is the primary role of muscle tension during skeletal muscle activation?
What is the primary role of muscle tension during skeletal muscle activation?
Which term best describes the point at which a muscle attaches that is less movable during contraction?
Which term best describes the point at which a muscle attaches that is less movable during contraction?
Which type of muscle performs the primary force in a particular movement?
Which type of muscle performs the primary force in a particular movement?
What is the role of a fixator in muscle actions?
What is the role of a fixator in muscle actions?
Which of the following best describes the ability of muscle tissue to return to its original shape after being stretched?
Which of the following best describes the ability of muscle tissue to return to its original shape after being stretched?
What is the function of the sarcolemma in muscle cells?
What is the function of the sarcolemma in muscle cells?
Which property of muscle cells enables them to respond to stimuli?
Which property of muscle cells enables them to respond to stimuli?
Which term describes the ability of muscle tissue to be stretched without damage?
Which term describes the ability of muscle tissue to be stretched without damage?
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