Types of muscle

Question 1

Attached to bones or skin

Answer 1

skeletal

Question 2

located on walls of hollow organs

Answer 2

smooth

Question 3

Contains only endomysium

Answer 3

Smooth

Question 4

Single, long, multinucleate cells with striations

Answer 4

Skeletal

Question 5

Contains myofibrils

Answer 5

Skeletal

Question 6

Branching chains of cells, striations, uni or binucleated

Answer 6

cardiac

Question 7

Located on walls of the heart

Answer 7

Cardiac

Question 8

Contains SR

Answer 8

Skeletal

Question 9

Contains epimysium, perimysium and endomysium

Answer 9

Skeletal

Question 10

Contains no t tubules

Answer 10

smooth

Question 11

Have myofibrils at irregular thickness

Answer 11

cardiac

Question 12

Cells are single fusiform, uninucleated with no striations

Answer 12

smooth

Question 13

Contain some SR

Answer 13

cardiac

Question 14

Has neuromuscular junction

Answer 14

Skeletal

Question 15

Nervous system regulation: excitation or inhibition

Answer 15

cardiac

Question 16

Contains endomysium attached to fibrous skeleton of heart

Answer 16

cardiac

Question 17

Do not have myofibrils but have actin and myosin

Answer 17

smooth

Question 18

Contain some SR

Answer 18

Smooth

Question 19

Slow to fast twitch

Answer 19

Skeletal

Question 20

Ca regulation by troponin on actin-containing filaments

Answer 20

Skeletal

Question 21

Excitation or inhibition

Answer 21

Cardiac

Question 22

No neuromuscular junction

Answer 22

Cardiac

Question 23

Very slow twitch

Answer 23

smooth

Question 24

Calmodulin in cytosol

Answer 24

Smooth

Question 25

T tubues at z disc

Answer 25

cardiac

Question 26

Slow twitch

Answer 26

cardiac

Question 27

excitation or inhibition

Answer 27

smooth

Question 28

Troponin on actin-containing filaments

Answer 28

skeletal

Question 29

t tubules at A-I junction

Answer 29

skeletal