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What process involves the rapid and random contraction of muscles to generate heat in response to cold exposure?
What process involves the rapid and random contraction of muscles to generate heat in response to cold exposure?
- Shivering thermogenesis (correct)
- Protein synthesis
- Muscle relaxation
- Glycolysis breakdown
Which type of muscle is the only type that moves voluntarily?
Which type of muscle is the only type that moves voluntarily?
- Involuntary muscle
- Smooth muscle
- Skeletal muscle (correct)
- Cardiac muscle
What characteristic distinguishes skeletal muscle cells from cardiac muscle cells?
What characteristic distinguishes skeletal muscle cells from cardiac muscle cells?
- Striated appearance under a microscope
- Multi-nucleated cells (correct)
- Branching connections between cells
- Involuntary movement
What is the primary function of the large quantities of heat generated by muscle contraction?
What is the primary function of the large quantities of heat generated by muscle contraction?
Which condition is characterized by numbness, pain, or weakness in the muscles of the arm and wrist?
Which condition is characterized by numbness, pain, or weakness in the muscles of the arm and wrist?
What medical condition involves an autoimmune response that destroys acetylcholine receptors on muscles?
What medical condition involves an autoimmune response that destroys acetylcholine receptors on muscles?
Which type of muscle is rich in proteins such as actin and myosin?
Which type of muscle is rich in proteins such as actin and myosin?
What medical condition involves an involuntary and sustained contraction of a muscle?
What medical condition involves an involuntary and sustained contraction of a muscle?
What role do mitochondria play in skeletal muscles?
What role do mitochondria play in skeletal muscles?
Which process converts some amino acids into glucose in order to maintain a stable blood glucose level?
Which process converts some amino acids into glucose in order to maintain a stable blood glucose level?
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