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What is the purpose of reciprocal activation in muscle physiology?
What is the purpose of reciprocal activation in muscle physiology?
- To coordinate muscle movement and prevent muscle fatigue
- To enhance muscle endurance and delay the onset of muscle soreness
- To regulate muscle contraction and relaxation for efficient movement (correct)
- To induce muscle hypertrophy and increase muscle strength
What happens when a muscle fiber is depleted of energy supplies?
What happens when a muscle fiber is depleted of energy supplies?
- The muscle will exhibit increased strength in contraction
- The muscle will fail to relax between stimuli (correct)
- The muscle will experience complete tetanus
- The muscle will completely relax
What is the role of lactic acid in muscle physiology?
What is the role of lactic acid in muscle physiology?
- It directly triggers muscle contraction
- It enhances ATP production in muscle cells
- It competes with Mg2+ for binding to troponin (correct)
- It causes rigor mortis in the absence of ATP
How does the stimulus frequency affect muscle contraction?
How does the stimulus frequency affect muscle contraction?
What is the primary function of ATP in muscle cells?
What is the primary function of ATP in muscle cells?
What is the primary purpose of reciprocal activation in muscle physiology?
What is the primary purpose of reciprocal activation in muscle physiology?
What is the role of lactic acid in muscle physiology?
What is the role of lactic acid in muscle physiology?
What is the effect of graded stimulus on muscle contraction?
What is the effect of graded stimulus on muscle contraction?
What is the primary function of ATP in muscle cells?
What is the primary function of ATP in muscle cells?
What happens when a muscle fiber is depleted of energy supplies?
What happens when a muscle fiber is depleted of energy supplies?