Chapter 9 Flashcards
Describe skeletal muscle
must abundant muscle type, multinucleated and striated
Describe smooth muscle
it surronds hollow organs, filiform in shape and non-striated
Describe cardiac muscle
striated, uninucleated, striated, and posseses intercalated disks
Describe the cells of cardiac muscles
cylindrical, branched cells with a single centrally located nucleus
Describe the cells of skeletal muscles
Long, cylindrical, non-branching cells with many peripherally located nuclei
Describe the cells of smooth muscles
spindle-shaped cells with a single centrally located nucleus
How are muscle fibers and muscle fascicles structurally related to each other?
A muscle fasciculus is composed of groups of muscle fibers bundled together.
List the arrangement of connective tissue layers from most superficial to deepest in a muscle
The muscular fascia overlays the epimysium which overlays the perimysium which overlays the endomysium.
Which best describes how skeletal muscle fibers are produced?
Several myoblasts fuse to form a single myofiber.
The heavy connective tissue layer surrounding each fasciculus
perimysium
The dense irregular connective tissue that surrounds the entire muscle
epimysium
Delicate connective tissue that surrounds individual cells
Endomysium
A group of muscle ______ wrapped together in a connective tissue layer is called a______.
fibers, fasciculus
Which of the following accurately describes the structure of a muscle?
A skeletal muscle fiber is a single, long, cylindrical cell containing several peripherally located nuclei.
A single skeletal muscle fiber can extend from one end of a muscle to the other.
What are the cells that muscle fibers develope from?
myoblasts