Muscle Contraction and Tension Quiz
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What is the maximum strength of tetanic contraction of a muscle operating at a normal muscle length?

  • 7-8 kg/cm2
  • 5-6 kg/cm2
  • 3-4 kg/cm2 (correct)
  • 1-2 kg/cm2
  • How much tension can be applied to the patellar tendon by a quadriceps muscle with up to 16 square inches of muscle belly?

  • 400 pounds
  • 600 pounds
  • 200 pounds
  • 800 pounds (correct)
  • Why is it possible for muscles to pull their tendons out of their insertions in bone?

  • Because muscles are stronger than tendons
  • Because tendons are weaker than muscles
  • Because of the amount of tension that can be applied to tendons (correct)
  • Because of the location of tendons in relation to bones
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    Test your knowledge on muscle contraction strength, tension on tendons, and the mechanisms behind muscles pulling tendons out of insertions in bone.

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