Chapter 8: Muscular system Flashcards
The sarcolemma of muscle cells is equivalent to the ………. of other cells.
a. cytoplasm
b. nucleus
c. plasma membrane
d. endoplasmic reticulum
e. mitochondria
c. plasma membrane
the connective tissue component that surrounds fascicles is the….
a. endomysium
b. sacroplasmic reticulum
c. fascia
d. epimysium
e. perimysium
e. perimysium
Which of the following statements about skeletal muscle tissue is NOT true?
a. skeletal muscle requires a large blood supply.
b. skeletal muscle fibers have many mitochondria
c. the arrengement of thich and thin filaments produces the striations in skeletal muscle tissue.
d. skeletal muscle fibers contain gap junctions that help conduct action potentials from one fiber to another.
e. a skeletal muscle fiber has many nuclei
d. skeletal muscle fibers contain gap junctions that help conduct action potentials from one fiber to another.
Match the following:
………..; network of tubules that stores calcium
sarcoplasmic reticulum
Match the following:
………..; pigment that stores oxygen
myoglobin
Match the following:
………..; composed of myosin
thick filaments
Match the following:
………..; composed of actin, tropomyosin and troponin
thin filaments
Match the following:
………..; tunnel-like extensions of sarcolemma
transverse tabules
The reddish color of slow oxidative and fast oxidative-glycolytic skeletal muscle fibers is due to…
a. the mitochondria.
b. the large amount of myoglobin.
c. the presence of large numbers of myofibrils.
d. blood.
e. genetics.
b. the large amount of myoglobin.
You begin an intensive weightlifting plan because you want to enter a weightlifting contest. During the activity of weightlifting, your skeletal muscles will obtain energy (ATP) primarily through…
a. anaerobic glycosis
b. the complete breakdown of pyruvic acid in the mitochondria.
c. creatine phosphate
d. faster breathing
e. aerobic cellular respiration.
a. anaerobic glycosis
Muscle contractions are smooth, coordinated movements because of…
a. motor unit recruitment
b. wave summation
c. tetanic contractions
d. the presence of fast oxidative-glycolytic fibers
e. latent periods
a. motor unit recruitment
Does the following refer to skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle or smooth muscle?
involuntary
cardiac and smooth
Does the following refer to skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle or smooth muscle?
multinucleated
skeletal
Does the following refer to skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle or smooth muscle?
striated
skeletal and cardiac
Does the following refer to skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle or smooth muscle?
contain intercalated discs
cardiac
Does the following refer to skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle or smooth muscle?
elongated, cylindrical cells
skeletal
Does the following refer to skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle or smooth muscle?
voluntary
skeletal