UNIT#12 SUPPORT AND MOVEMENT Flashcards

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1
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It is not a true statement about bones and cartilages:

A

Both contain various types of living tissues

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2
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Which type of cartilage is/are present in our respiratory passage?

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Hyaline Cartilage

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3
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All of the following are true about collagen except:

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➡Inealstic❌
➡Flexible❌
➡Living✅
➡Protein❌

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4
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Cartilage is covered by:

A

Pericondrium

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5
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Major protein of connective tissues:

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Collagen

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6
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Tibia is found in:

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Lower Leg

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7
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Number of bones present in vertebral column:

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33

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8
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It is not a part of the axial skeleton:

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Patella➡Knee Bone

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9
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Ribs which are only attached to spinal cord are:

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Floating Ribs

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10
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Choose an option containing the correct information:

A

➡6 paired facial bones
➡2 unpaired facial bones

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11
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How many coxal bones are present in human body?

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2

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12
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Knee and elbow joints are examples of:

A

Hinge Joint

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13
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Which of the following is an example of synovial joint?

A

Joint between radus and ulna

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14
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Elbow joint is an example of:

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Hinge Joint

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15
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Joint that is immovable:

A

Sutures

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16
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Joint between the costal arch and sternum is:

A

Cartilaginous

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17
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Acute forms of arthritis usually result from ___ invasion.

A

Bacterial

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18
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Antibodies attack joints in

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Rheumatoid Arthritis

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19
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Irregular striations and involuntary control is related to:

A

Cardiac Muscle Cells

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20
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Which one of the following is correct regarding ligaments and tendons?

A

Both are specialized connective tissue

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21
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Earliest form of muscles is:

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Smoothe

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22
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Brachioradialis:

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Is inserted into radius

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23
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The main functional partners of bones are:

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Skeletal Muscle

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24
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The type of muscle which exhibits striations at regular intervals, is multinucleated and whose control is neurogenic is the:

A

Skeletal Muscle

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25
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Which one of the following muscles is considered as “Voluntary Muscle”?

A

Skeletal Muscles

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26
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Which one of the following are “myogenic” types of muscles?

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Cardiac Muscles

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27
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Connective tissue wrapping around a muscle that is found continuous with tendons:

A

Epimysium

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28
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The sarcoplasmic reticulum is like this:

A

Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum

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29
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Sarcolemma is primarily made up of:

A

Lipoprotein

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30
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Which one of the following structures serves as a center of the sarcomere?

A

M-Line

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31
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Which one of the following is correct regarding A-band?

A

Myosin acts as a polarizer of light

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32
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T-tubules in human skeletal muscles are present at:

A

A-I Junction

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33
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Diameter of each myofibril is approximate:

A

2 μm

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34
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Which of the following is a true statement?

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Muscle cell has many myofibrils

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35
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Which of the following band allows most of the light to pass through it?

A

I-Band

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36
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Chief component of thin filamets is:

A

Actin

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37
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The sliding protein of muscle

A

Actin

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38
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The point of attachment o the nerve to the muscle is called a ____ junction.

A

Neuro-Muscular

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39
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The repeated protein pattern of myofibrils is called:

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Sarcomere

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40
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A sarcomere is the region of a myofibril between two successive:

A

Z-Lines

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41
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The sarcolemma of muscle fiber folds inwards and forms a system of tubes which runs through the sarcoplasm called:

A

Transverse Tubules

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42
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Each muscle fiber is surrounded by a modified cell membrane called:

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Sarcolemma

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43
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Overlapping of thick filament occurs in:

A

A-Band

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44
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The sarcolemma is the membrane around?

A

Muscle Fiber

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45
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Each muscle fiber contains long threads that extend along its entire length. These are called as:

A

Myofibrils

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46
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The microtubules in the cytoskeleton are made up of proteins:

A

Tubulin

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47
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The functional unit of a muscle is known as:

A

Sarcomere

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48
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Thin filaments of muscles contain ______ chains of actin molecules.

A

Two

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49
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The thick filaments in a myofibril of muscles are made up of:

A

Myosin

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50
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What do we call the cell surface membrane of muscle fibre?

A

Sarcolemaa

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51
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Globular monomers are present in:

A

Actin

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52
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A muscle protein that has 3 polypeptides:

A

Troponin

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53
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Cross bridges form between:

A

Actin filaments and myosin heads

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54
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When a muscle is at rest, what blocks myosin from binding to actin?

A

Tropomyosin

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55
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All of the following are true regarding muscle contraction except:

A

➡I band shortens❌
➡A band remains unchanged❌
➡Z lines get closer’❌
➡M line disappears✅

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56
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Contractile protein of skeletal muscle cells involving ATPase activity is:

A

Myosin

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57
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Which triggers the release of calcium ions from the sarcoplasmic reticulum?

A

An action potential

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58
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According to sliding filament theory, when muscle fibers are stimulated by the nervous system, which of the following changes occurs?

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I-Bands shorten

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59
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A motor unit is made up of:

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A motor neuron and the muscle fiber it innervates

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60
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It acts as immediate source of energy for muscles contraction.

A

ATP

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61
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When muscles contracts, thick and thin filaments undergo:

A

Overlapping

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62
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The function of calcium ions n muscle contraction is to:

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Bind to troponin molecules and cause them to move

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63
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Each myosin molecule has one tail and:

A

2 globualr heads

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64
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The protein filament which binds to calicum:

A

Troponin

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65
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The majority of muscles of our body are:

A

Skeletal

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66
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Each muscle fiber is surrounded by a membrane which is called:

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Sarcolemma

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67
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During muscle contraction:

A

I-Band shortens

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68
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The sliding protein fo muscle is:

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Actin

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69
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The pigment which stores oxygen in muscles is:

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Myoglobin

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70
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The length of myofibril from one Z-band to the next Z-band is known as:

A

Sarcomere

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71
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Calcium ions released during a muscle fiber contraction attach with:

A

Troponin

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72
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Regarding skeletal muscle structure, the area which contains only thick filmants:

A

H-Zone

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73
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For muscle contraction, calcium ions in sarcoplasm are released from:

A

Sarcoplasmic reticulum

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74
Q

Which of the following is a structural unit of skeletal muscles?

A

Muscle FIber

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75
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A sarcomere is an area between:

A

Two Z-lines

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76
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The smallest contractile part of a skeletal muscle is:

A

Sarcomere

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77
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Which band does not change its length during muscle contraction?

A

A-Band

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78
Q

T-tubules in skeletal muscles are formed by:

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Sarcolemma

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79
Q

Bones protect critical internal organs like:

A

➡Brain
➡Spinal Cord
➡Heart

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80
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A statement not true about bones and cartilages:

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Both contain the same type of living tissue

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81
Q

The total number of “Free Ribs” in the human body is:

A

4

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82
Q

Knee and elbow joints are examples of:

A

Hinge Joint

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83
Q

Which of the followings are characteristics of visceral muscles except:

A

➡Contain Muscle Proteins❌
➡Have Multiple nuclei✅
➡Have striations❌
➡Help in peristalsis❌

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84
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Muscle is derived from:

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Mesoderm

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85
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The dark bands (A-Bands) of a skeletal muscle are known as:

A

Anisotropic Bands

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86
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The motor unit is best described as:

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A single motor neuron and all the muscle fibers that it innervates

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87
Q

Which of the following pairs is correctly matched:

A

Fibrous Joint ➡Flat skull bones

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88
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ATPase activity is associated with:

A

Myosin

89
Q

It allows rotatory movement:

A

Pivot Joint

90
Q

Which hormone regulates spermatogenesis:

A

Estrogen

91
Q

Carialge is a form of:

A

Connective Tissue

92
Q

Which type of cartilage is the most abundant in human body?

A

Hyaline cartilage

93
Q

Which of the following is not an important function of bone?

A

Regulation of pH through hydration

94
Q

Which of the following cells secrete flexible, elastic, non-living matrix clloagen?

A

Osteoblasts

95
Q

Cartilage has living cells that are called:

A

Chondrocytes

96
Q

What is not true about cartilage?

A

➡There are any blood vessels in the cartilage✅
➡It is a form of connective tissue❌
➡It covers ends of the bone at the joint❌

97
Q

What are osteocytes?

A

Bone Cell

98
Q

Hyaline cartilage forms joint between:

A

Growing Bone

99
Q

Accumulation of crystals in cartilage is called:

A

Gout

100
Q

The fibrous connective tissue which attaches bone to bone is called:

A

Ligament

101
Q

Which one of the following is not a character of cardiac muscles:

A

Muti-Nucelated

102
Q

Muscles are composed of:

A

Group of cell fibers

103
Q

Skeletal muscles are made up of:

A

➡Actin
➡Mysoin
➡Tropomyosin

104
Q

Cardiac muscles differ from skeletal muscles by which of the following property?

A

Involuntary COntrol

105
Q

Vertebrates have which of the following:

A

➡Cardiac Muscles
➡Skeletal Muslces
➡Smooth Muscles

106
Q

It is a property of cardiac myocytes:

A

Fatigue resistance

107
Q

Why skeletal muscles are called striated muscles:

A

Alternating dark and light bands appear on their surface when visualized via a microscope

108
Q

Smooth muscles, cardiac muscles, and organs are regulated by which of the following?

A

Autonomic System

109
Q

Striated skeletal muscle cells are under:

A

Voluntary Control

110
Q

Which of the following muscle fiber contains single nucleus?

A

Smooth Muscle

111
Q

Which of the following grouping is incorrect?

A

➡Skeletal, Striated, Voluntary❌
➡Cardiac, Striated, Involuntary❌
➡Cardiac, Striated, Voluntary✅

112
Q

An entire skeletal muscle is surrounded by:

A

Epimysium

113
Q

The fibrous connective tissue which attaches muscle to bone is called:

A

Tendon

114
Q

It is true about skeletal muscle cells?

A

It has light and dark band

115
Q

It is present in cardiac muscle muscles but absent in smooth muscles:

A

Troponin

116
Q

Which of the following muscles is involuntary and non-striated?

A

Smooth Muscles

117
Q

Which is not true for cardiac muscles?

A

➡No distinct Nucleus✅
➡Branched❌
➡Involuntary❌
➡Inter-Calated Discs❌

118
Q

A unique feature of the cardiac muscle cell is:

A

Intercalated Disc

119
Q

Skeletal muscle associated with skeleton form:

A

Skeletal System

120
Q

Cardiac Muscle are found in:

A

Heart

121
Q

What structure marks the separation between two sarcomeres?

A

Z-Disc

122
Q

Skeletal muscle is composed of:

A

Muscle Fibers

123
Q

Sarcoplasm of the muscle fiber is similar to:

A

Cytoplasm of other cell

124
Q

Sarcomere attach end to end to form:

A

Myofibril

125
Q

Lien at center of A band is:

A

M line

126
Q

fo the following is anisotropic?

A

A band

127
Q

Region between two successive Z-lines is:

A

Sarcomere

128
Q

Cross bridges are found on:

A

Myosin

129
Q

The main unit of thick filament is:

A

Myosin

130
Q

Myosin filaments are how many times thick as compared to actin filaments?

A

3 times

131
Q

Which of the following is not true about muscle fibers?

A

➡Better developed for slow sustained activiites❌
➡For energy, they depend on anaerobic procedures✅
➡Myoglobin content is high❌
➡Possess mitochondria in huge numbers❌

132
Q

The smallest contractile unit muscle contraction called sarcomere is the area between two?

A

Z-Line

133
Q

Which of the following is true about sarcomeres?

A

Actin filaments are only found in the I band

134
Q

What is located at both sides of the A band?

A

I-Band

135
Q

Which of the following occurs during muscular contraction?

A

➡Actin slides over myosin
➡ATP supplies energy
➡Calcium ions are involved

136
Q

Which of the following s true about the organization fo actin filaments and myosin in sarcomeres?

A

➡Myosin filaments appear thinner than actin filaments
➡Prior to constriction, there is no overlap between actin and myosin
➡The degree of overlap of actin and myosin affects the overall contractions

137
Q

Which of the following is the name of the modified endoplasmic reticulum found in muscle cells?

A

Sarcoplasmic reticulum

138
Q

Muscles are composed of:

A

Groups of cell fibers

139
Q

How many thin filaments are arrayed around each thick filament within a sarcomere?

A

6

140
Q

Dark bands of skeletal muscles are:

A

A Band

141
Q

How much of the body heat is produced by muscle tissue?

A

85%

142
Q

A disc-like protein that is centrally found in sarcomeres is:

A

Z-Line

143
Q

The functional unit of contractile system in striated muscle is:

A

Sarcomere

144
Q

The length of the following is reduced when muscle contracts:

A

I-Band

145
Q

The contractile protein of skeletal muscle involving ATPase activity is:

A

Myosin

146
Q

Many sarcomere in series make up the length a:

A

Myofibril

147
Q

Which is most likely to extend the entire length of muscle fiber?

A

Myofibril

148
Q

The A band further divides by:

A

H-Zone

149
Q

A muscle of the fascicle is a:

A

Bundel fo muscle fibers

150
Q

A muscle of the fascicle is a:

A

Bundle fo muscle fibers

151
Q

Bright region in A band is:

A

H-Zone

152
Q

Myofilament is made of:

A

Protein

153
Q

Major regulatory protein in muscle is:

A

Myosin-actin

154
Q

Sarcoplasm is different from cytoplasm:

A

➡It contains sarcoplasmic reticulum
➡It contains glycogen
➡It contains glycogen and oxygen-binding protein, myoglobin

155
Q

According to the sliding filament theory of muscle contraction, which of the following are functions of ATP?

A

It allows the myosin head to detach from teh actin filament

156
Q

What type of enzyme is myosin?

A

ATP hydrolase

157
Q

Which of the following proteins does not play a fun force-tension curve of muscle contraction?

A

Titin

158
Q

Calcium during muscle contraction binds with:

A

Troponin I

159
Q

When a muscle fiber shortens, the following shortens:

A

➡Actin Filament
➡Sarcomere

160
Q

Rigor mortis after death results due to:

A

Unavailability of ATP, which is necessary to break

160
Q

What is hydrolyzes during muscle contraction

A

ATP

161
Q

Actin and myosin are ___ proteins:

A

Fibrous

162
Q

Skeletal muscle cause:

A

Eye Movement

163
Q

Which of the following is true of troponin and tropomyosin?

A

Tropomyosin binds to actin and prevents the myosin head from binding to actin

164
Q

How much ATP is required for one cycle of muscle contraction and relaxation?

A

1

165
Q

The contraction of muscle by actin and myosin is described by which biological theory?

A

Sliding Filament Theory

166
Q

The muscle which moves a body part away from the midline of the body is:

A

Extensor Muscles

167
Q

During a muscular contraction, which of the following elements maintains constant length?

A

A band

168
Q

Which of the following step occurs immediately after binding of Ca+2 with troponin molecule during muscle contraction?

A

Tropomyosin gets removed from the binding sites of actin filaments

169
Q

What occurs when the thin actin and thick myosin filaments slide past each other?

A

Muscle Cotraction

170
Q

The muscle which moves a body part towards the midline of the body of:

A

Adductor Muscles

171
Q

Which of the following action si caused by skeletal muscles:

A

Eye Movements

172
Q

Which of the following molecules binds to troponin during muscle contraction, triggering tropomyosin to move away from the actin-binding sites and allowing the myosin head to form a cross bridge?

A

Calcium

173
Q

What is the purpose of calcium in muscles?

A

It allows tropomyosin to be pulled away from the actin filament

174
Q

Which of the following proteins directly interacts with the myosin binding site on actin:

A

Tropomyosin

175
Q

Which of the following sections of a sarcomere does not shorten during contraction?

A

A-Band

176
Q

Which of the following does not occur during skeletal muscle contraction?

A

Calcium binds to myosin heads

177
Q

Which two proteins are the major components of myofibrils, allowing for muscle contraction?

A

Actin and Myosin

178
Q

Tropomyosin binds to ___ and prevents the myosin from sliding up the actin filament.

A

Actin

179
Q

Nerves that are innervating muscle fibers are called:

A

Motor Neuron

180
Q

Which disappears during muscle contractions?

A

H-Zone

181
Q

Role of sarcoplasmic reticulum prior to muscle contraction:

A

It releases calcium ions by active transport

182
Q

Which of the following movements are possible in a pivot joint?

A

Rotation

183
Q

Type of synovial joints:

A

➡Hinge Joint
➡Ball and Socket Joint

184
Q

Humerus forms joints with

A

Calvicle

185
Q

Which joint is present in neck, due to which it shows movement?

A

Pivot Joint

186
Q

The hinge joint and ball and socket joints are the types of :

A

Freely Moveable Joints

187
Q

Fluid present in synovial joint is:

A

Synovial Fluid

188
Q

The metacarpal joint is an example of:

A

Hinge Joints

189
Q

The connection between two bones is:

A

Joint

190
Q

Joints in which both muscle and bone are in same phase angle:

A

Hinge Joint

191
Q

Which of the following comes under the structural classification

A

➡Synchrodoses
➡Sutures
➡Gomphosis

192
Q

Joints are classified on the basis of:

A

The amount of movement allowed by them

193
Q

Cartilaginous joints have:

A

Slight Movement

194
Q

A type of joint found at the articulation between teeth and the sockets of the maxilla is:

A

Gomphosis

195
Q

Humerus forms ___ joint with the scapula.

A

Ball and Socket

196
Q

Which of the following is not the unique features of synovial joint?

A

Fibrocartilage

197
Q

How many types of joints are present in body?

A

3

198
Q

In cartilaginous joint:

A

Joint cavity is absent

199
Q

A syndesmosis is present in between:

A

Long Bones

200
Q

The xiphisternal joint is present between:

A

Body of sternum and xiphoid process

201
Q

Inflammation of the joint is known as:

A

Sciatica

202
Q

All of the following are inflammatory arthritis except:

A

➡Rheumatoid Arthritis❌
➡Osteoarthritis❌
➡Gouty Arthritis✅
➡Osteomyelitis❌

203
Q

Chronic arthritis is:

A

Rheumatoid Arthritis

204
Q

Chronic and inflammatory types of arthritis is:

A

Osteoarthritis

205
Q

Acute form of arthritis resutls from:

A

Bacteria lAttack

206
Q

Gout results due to defective metabolism of:

A

Xanthine oxidase

207
Q

Most common site for auto immune disease:

A

Skin and Joint

208
Q

An example of degenerative disease:

A

Osteoarthritis

209
Q

Sperms of liverworts, mosses, and ferns move towards archegonia, in response to nucleic acid released by the ovum. This is an example of:

A

Chemotropic Movement

210
Q

Tibia is found in:

A

Lower Leg

211
Q

Biceps are:

A

Flexors

212
Q

Roots of a plant show which of the following?

A

Negative phototropism and positive geotropism

213
Q

Rapid movement of leaves of mimosa on touching is an example of:

A

Turgor movement

214
Q

Triceps are:

A

Extensor Muscles

215
Q

Cranium contains how many bones:

A

8

216
Q

How many bones are humans have in the vertebral column:

A

33

217
Q

Bones protect critical internal organs like:

A

➡Brains
➡Spinal Cord
➡Heart