Muscles fasicles arragnement

Question 1

circular

Answer 1

arranged in a circle around an opening at that acts as a sphincter

Question 2

examples of circular

Answer 2

obicular orbis
obicular oculi

Question 3

convergent

Answer 3

broadly distributed fasicles converge on a single tendon

Question 4

convergent examples

Answer 4

pectoralis major and minor

Question 5

convergent characteristics

Answer 5

if long have wide range of motion
fibers side by side can result in muscles that have less strength

Question 6

pennate

Answer 6

originates from a tendon that runs the length of the entire muscle

Question 7

unipennate

Answer 7

fasicles on only one side of the tendon

Question 8

ex of unipennate

Answer 8

palmar interosseous
semimembraneous

Question 9

bipennante

Answer 9

fasicles are on both side of tendons

Question 10

bipennate ex

Answer 10

rectus femoris

Question 11

multipennate

Answer 11

fasicles arranged at many places around tendon
spread out at angles to smaller tedones

Question 12

ex multipennate

Answer 12

deltoid and knee muscles

Question 13

fusiform

Answer 13

lie parrallel to long axis of muscle and belly larger in diameter than the ends

Question 14

fusiform example

Answer 14

biceps brachii and triceps brachii

Question 15

parrallel

Answer 15

lie parrallel to one another and long axis of muscle
terminate on flat tendon that spans the entire muscle

Question 16

parrallel ex

Answer 16

trapizeus, rhombodieus, rectus abdominous and hyoid muscles