Muscle Tissue

Question 1

also called visceral tissue

Answer 1

smooth involuntary muscle tissue

Question 2

composed of elongated cells with tapered ends

Answer 2

smooth involuntary muscle tissue/ visceral tissue

Question 3

fusiform

Answer 3

elongated cells with tapered ends

Question 4

contains homogenous or clear sarcoplasm and centrally located nucleus

Answer 4

smooth involuntary muscle tissue/ visceral tissue

Question 5

found in internal organs which bring about involuntary movement in these organs

Answer 5

smooth involuntary muscle tissue/ visceral tissue

Question 6

also called skeletal muscle

Answer 6

striated voluntary muscle tissue

Question 7

composed of long, cylindrical cells

Answer 7

striated voluntary muscle tissue/ skeletal muscle

Question 8

filamentous

Answer 8

long, cylindrical cells

Question 9

contains tin and transparent scarcolemma

Answer 9

striated voluntary muscle tissue/ skeletal muscle

Question 10

sarcoplasm contains parallel rows of myofibrils with alternating light (I-band) and dark bands (A-band) forming striations

Answer 10

striated voluntary muscle tissue/ skeletal muscle

Question 11

multinucleated

Answer 11

striated voluntary muscle tissue/ skeletal muscle

Question 12

found attached to the body skeleton responsible for the voluntary movement of the body

Answer 12

striated voluntary muscle tissue/ skeletal muscle

Question 13

also called cardiac muscle

Answer 13

striated involuntary muscle tissue

Question 14

composed of linear, branching bundles of fibers joined end to end by the intercalated disc

Answer 14

striated involuntary muscle tissue/ cardiac muscle

Question 15

with elongated nucleus centrally located between diverging cells

Answer 15

striated involuntary muscle tissue/ cardiac muscle

Question 16

found in the walls of the heart bring about the involuntary contraction of the organ

Answer 16

striated involuntary muscle tissue/ cardiac muscle