muscle

Question 1

• Consists predominantly of contractile cells

* Produces the movements of various parts of the body by contraction

Answer 1

Muscle

Question 2

Both voluntary and striated

Answer 2

skeletal muscle

Question 3

enclosed by __ , a thin layer of connective tissue.

Answer 3

epimysium

Question 4

Smaller bundles of muscle fibers are surrounded by __

Answer 4

perimysium

Question 5

Individual muscle fiber is enclosed by __

Answer 5

endomysium

Question 6

Multinucleated

Answer 6

Skeletal Muscle

Question 7

○ Involuntary and striated

Answer 7

Cardiac Muscle

Question 8

what does cardiac muscle form? (the middle layer of heart)

Answer 8

myocardium

Question 9

Includes specialized myocardial fibers that form the cardiac __ __

Answer 9

conducting system

Question 10

Uninucleated

Answer 10

Cardiac Muscle

Question 11

Presence of intercalated discs

Answer 11

Cardiac Muscle

Question 12

Involuntary and nonstriated

Answer 12

Smooth Muscle

Question 13

Muscles in digestive system

Answer 13

Smooth Muscle

Question 14

Has circular and longitudinal layer

Answer 14

Smooth Muscle

Question 15

○ Innervated by the autonomic nervous system (ANS) but contracts spontaneously without any nerve supply.

Answer 15

Cardiac Muscle

Question 16

Innervated by ANS

Answer 16

Smooth Muscle

Question 17

Undergoes rhythmic contractions called peristaltic waves in the walls of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract, uterine tubes, ureters, and other organs.

Answer 17

Smooth Muscle

Question 18

Uninucleated

Answer 18

Smooth Muscle

Question 19

Fusiform shape

Answer 19

Smooth Muscle

Question 20

Fibrous bands of dense connective tissue that connect muscles to bones or cartilage

Answer 20

Tendons

Question 21

Fibrous bands that connect bones to bones or cartilage or are folds of peritoneum serving to support visceral structures

Answer 21

Ligaments

Question 22

The line of union of symmetrical structures by a fibrous or tendinous band such as the pterygomandibular, pharyngeal, and scrotal raphes

Answer 22

Raphe

Question 23

Flat fibrous sheets or expanded broad tendons that attach to muscles and serves as the means of origin or insertion of a flat muscle

Answer 23

Aponeuroses

Question 24

A fibrous band that holds a structure in place in the region of joints

Answer 24

Retinaculum

Question 25

Are fluid-filled flattened sacs of synovial membrane that facilitate movement by minimizing friction

Answer 25

Bursae

Question 26

○ Synovial fluid-filled tubular sacs around muscle tendons that facilitate movement by reducing friction

Answer 26

Synovial Tendon Sheaths

Question 27

3 Factors in Joint Stability:

Answer 27

○ Muscle tone
○ Ligaments
○ Fit of Articular Surface

Question 28

• Fibrous sheet that envelops the body under the skin and invests the muscles and may limit the spread of pus and extravasated fluids such as urine and blood

Answer 28

Fascia

Question 29

• A loose connective tissue between the dermis and the deep (investing) fascia and has a fatty superficial layer (fat, cutaneous vessels, nerves, lymphatics, and glands) and a membranous deep layer

Answer 29

Superficial Fascia

Question 30

• Sheet of fibrous tissue that invests the muscles and helps support them by serving as an elastic sheath or stocking
• Provides origins or insertions for muscles, forms fibrous sheaths or retinacula for tendons, and forms potential pathways for infection or extravasation of fluids.

Answer 30

Deep Fascia