Fascia

Question 1

May form body wide signaling system

Answer 1

Fascia

Question 2

Layer of loose connective tissue that lies deep to dermis of skin and binds it to underlying structures

Answer 2

Superficial fascia

Question 3

Helps return skin to original position

Answer 3

Elastin

Question 4

Collagen sheets =

Answer 4

Mobility

Question 5

Dense regular connective tissue continuous with deep surface of superficial fascia

Answer 5

Deep fascia

Question 6

Allows skin to be mobile over underlying structures

Answer 6

Superficial fascia

Question 7

Predominant cells in fascia

Answer 7

Fibroblasts

Question 8

Important cells for mechanotransduction

Answer 8

Fibroblasts

Question 9

3 types of connective tissue associated with muscle

Answer 9

Epimysium
Perimysium
Endomysium

Question 10

Dense collagenous connective tissue that surrounds entire muscle

Answer 10

Epimysium

Question 11

Physiologic mechanical stimuli into bio mechanical responses

Answer 11

Mechanotransduction

Question 12

Thin reticular connective tissue that surrounds individual muscle cells

Answer 12

Endomysium

Question 13

Separates skeletal muscle into muscle fascicles

Answer 13

Perimysium

Question 14

Acts like internal tendon by helping transmit forces

Answer 14

Perimysium

Question 15

Fascicles vary in size so does thickness of

Answer 15

Perimysium

Thick fascicles = large perimysium

Question 16

Helps transmit force along length of muscle

Answer 16

Epimysium

Question 17

Fascia mostly

Answer 17

Collagenous and restricts movement

Question 18

Fascia may help coordinate

Answer 18

Muscle activity

Question 19

Spectrum of undifferentiated connective tissue of mesenchymal origin that wrap around specialized structures

Answer 19

Fascia