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Ch 6 Not-so-clicker Review. Muscular System Write your answers on paper. You will get correct answers at the end. There are 60 multiple choice, T/F, matching questions and one paragraph prompt response. 1. Muscle that aides another by promoting the same movement. Prime mover Antagonist - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Ch 6 Not-so-clicker ReviewMuscular System
Write your answers on paper. You will get correct answers at the end.
There are 60 multiple choice, T/F, matching questions and
one paragraph prompt response.
1. Muscle that aides another by promoting the same movement
A. Prime moverB. AntagonistC. SynergistD. Fixator
2. Stores neurotransmitters
A. Motor unitB. Motor end plateC. Motor nerve endingD. Synaptic cleft
3. Mechanical force of contraction is generated by
A. Shortening of actinB. Shortening of myosinC. Sliding of actin over myosinD. Sliding of myosin over actic
4. Stores Ca+ ions
A. SarcolemmaB. Sarcoplasmic reticulumC. SarcomereD. Motor end plates
5. An example of isometic contraction
A. JoggingB. LeaningC. WritingD. Drinking
6. A twitch is
A. Brief and normalB. Brief and abnormalC. Long and normalD. Long and abnormal
7. Stabilizes the origin of another muscle
A. Prime moverB. AntagonistC. SynergistD. Fixator
8. Stores energy that can directly transfer to ADP to make ATP
A. GlucoseB. Lactic acidC. Creatine phosphateD. Sacroplasmic reticulum
9. Contains only actin
A. A bandB. I bandC. Z lineD. H zone
10. Movement away from midline
A. PronationB. AdductionC. AbductionD. Extension
11. The actual “go” signal for muscle contraction
A. Calcium ionsB. Potassium ionsC. Sodium ionsD. ACh
12. Nerve cell and the muscle cells that it stimulates
A. Motor unitB. Motor end plateC. FascicleD. Axonal terminal
13. Both actin & myosin found here
A. A bandB. I bandC. Z lineD. H zone
14. When flexing forearm at elbow
A. Biceps is antagonistB. Triceps is synergistC. Triceps is antagonistD. Deltoid is antagonist
15. Cause of muscle fatigue
A. Lack of oxygenB. Build up of lactic acidC. Too much creatineD. Aerobic respiration
16. Sustained partial contraction
A. IsotonicB. IsometricC. ToneD. Fused tetanusE. Unfused tetanus
17. Neurotransmitter released from end of neuron
A. AcetylcholineB. Sodium ionsC. Calcium ionsD. Sarcoplasmic reticulum
18. Not function of muscular system
A. Generate heatB. MovementC. Stabilize jointsD. HematopoiesisE. Maintain posture
19. Opposes and reverses action of another muscle
A. Prime moverB. AntagonistC. SynergistD. Fixator
20. Connective tissue around one muscle fiber (cell)
A. FasciaB. EndomysiumC. PerimysiumD. Epimysium
21. Put in order from smallest to largest
1. Fiber cell 2. Myofilament3. Myofibril 4. Fascicle
A. 1, 2, 3, 4B. 4, 3, 2. 1C. 2, 3, 1, 4D. 4, 1, 3, 2
22. Destroys ACh
A. K+ ionsB. Na + ionsC. Ca+ ionsD. Enzymes
23. Distance between two Z lines
A. Sarcoplasmic reticulumB. SarcolemmaC. SarcoplasmaD. Sarcomere
24. Sheet-like connective tissue
A. TendonB. AponeurosisC. SarcolemmaD. Myofiber
25. Insertion of biceps brachii
A. UlnaB. ScapulaC. RadiusD. ClavicleE. Humerus
26. Which term doesn’t belong?
A. StriatedB. MultinucleicC. InvoluntaryD. Cylindrical
27. Provides the most ATP per Glucose
A. GlycolysisB. Anaerobic respirationC. Aerobic respirationD. Direct phosphorylation
28. Striations are caused by overlapping
A. Dark and light bandsB. I and A bandsC. Myosin and actinD. Arrangement of myofilamentsE. All of the above
29. Thick filaments
A. ActinB. MyosinC. SarcomereD. Myofibrils
30. Function of Ca+ ions
A. Change sarcolemma’s permeabilityB. Expose myosin binding sitesC. Pump Na+ ions out of cellD. Break down left over ACh
31. Function of neurotransmitter
A. Release Ca+ ionsB. Change membrane permeabilityC. Release K+ ionsD. Maintain tone
32. Flexes the knee
A. QuadsB. HamstringsC. GastrocnemiusD. Gluteus medius
33. Cannot be seen during contraction
A. Z linesB. Dark bandsC. H zone and I bandsD. Cross bridges
34. Involuntary
A. Cardiac onlyB. Smooth and cardiacC. Skeletal and cardiacD. Smooth and skeletal
35. Made of Actin
A. Dark bandsB. Light bandsC. Thick bandsD. Thin bandsE. A and C aboveF. B and D above
36. “All or None” means the ___ will contract only its entire length.
A. MuscleB. FascicleC. Fiber
37. Name the 4 connective tissues
Know muscle movement pictures for• Abduction• Adduction• Rotation• Flexion• Extension• Circumduction• Pronation• Supination• Dorsiflexion• Plantar flexion
Check your answers:1. C 7. D 13. A 19. B 25. C 31. B2. C 8. C 14. C 20. B 26. C 32. B3. C 9. B 15. A 21. C 27. C 33. C4. B 10. C 16. C 22. D 28. E 34. B5. B 11. C 17. A 23. D 29. B 35. F6. B 12. A 18. D 24. B 30. B 36. C
37. Connective tissues from top to bottomendomysiumperimysiumepimysiumtendon