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Muscle Anatomy Quiz for Students

The document consists of a rapid review quiz on muscles, covering topics such as muscle anatomy, types of muscle contractions, and muscle fiber structure. It includes multiple-choice questions about connective tissue layers, muscle cell components, and neuromuscular junctions. Additionally, it identifies specific muscles and their attachments in the human body.

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Muscle Anatomy Quiz for Students

The document consists of a rapid review quiz on muscles, covering topics such as muscle anatomy, types of muscle contractions, and muscle fiber structure. It includes multiple-choice questions about connective tissue layers, muscle cell components, and neuromuscular junctions. Additionally, it identifies specific muscles and their attachments in the human body.

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Mod 3 - Rapid Review Muscles

Question 1:

The ……………….. is a layer of connective tissue surrounding each visible bundle or


fascicle of skeletal muscle .

o Perimysium
o Endomysium
o Epimysium

Question 2:

The entire skeletal muscle is surrounded by a layer of connective tissue called ……...

o Epimysium
o Endomysium
o Perimysium

Question 3:

The outer layer of a muscle cell or muscle fiber is called the ……………….

o sacolemma
o sarcoplasmic reticulum
o sarcomere
o sarcoplasm

Question 4:

The sarcoplasm of a skeletal muscle fiber is composed of …………….

o myofibrils
o sarcomeres
o myosin
o actin
o myofilaments

Question 5:

Thin …………………….. are composed of actin, troponin and tropomyosin molecules.

myofibrils

myofilaments

Question 6:
When a muscle fiber is depolarised a wave of depolarisation moves over the
sarcolemma and this membrane dips into the body of the muscle fiber. This dip is
called a …………..

o t-tubule
o triad
o terminal cysterna

Question 7:

An action potential moves from a neurone to a muscle fiber across a ……………

o neuromuscular junction
o neurotransmitter
o presynaptic membrane
o ligand gated channel
o post synaptic membrane

Question 8:

A …………… consists of a single neurone and all the muscle fibers it innervates.

o muscle fiber
o muscle contraction
o motor unit
o muscle twitch

Question 9:

Postural muscles are able to increase their tension without changing their length. Ths
is an example of an isometric contraction.

o isotonic contraction
o isometric contraction

Question 10:

……………….. of a muscle is its capacity to be able to extend beyond its normal resting
length and still be able to contract.

o Contractility
o Excitability
o Extensibility
o Elasticity
o Muscle A is the  pectoralis major

o Muscle B is the  serratus anterior

o Muscle C is the  external abdominal oblique

o Muscle D is the  rectus abdominis

o Muscle E is the  transverse abdominis


Muscle A is the  gluteus maximus
Muscle B is the  gluteus medius
Both muscles A and B attach superiorly to C, which is
the iliac crest and posteriorly to D, the femur

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