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Lab Q11

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
If the peak-to-peak amplitude of the EMG is an indication of the number of muscle fibers contracting, an increase in dynamometer pressure was produced by:
A  the same number of muscle fibers contracting.
B  more muscle fibers contracting.
C  fewer muscle fibers contracting.
Question #2
The electromyogram (EMG) records:
A  electrical activity from the contracting muscle fibers.
B  tension in the contracting muscle.
C  electrical activity from the lower motor neurons.
D  the movement of the contracting muscle.
Question #3
Match the terms with its definition. fatigue
A  declining muscle force during a sustained contraction
B  adding more muscle units to complete a task
Question #4
Match the terms with its definition. recruitment
A  a single motor nueron and all the muscle fibers it innervates
B  adding more muscle units to complete a task
Question #5
Match the terms with its definition. motor unit
A  time between action potential stimulus and muscle activation
B  a single motor nueron and all the muscle fibers it innervates
Question #6
Match the terms with its definition. latent period
A  time between action potential stimulus and muscle activation
B  maximum muscle force
Question #7
Match the terms with its definition. tetanus
A  muscle response from a single action potential
B  maximum muscle force
Question #8
Match the terms with its definition. muscle twitch
A  muscle response from a single action potential
B  declining muscle force during a sustained contraction
Question #9
Why would the rate of muscle relaxation be slower after tetanus than after a single twitch?
A  Cross-bridges are formed during relaxation.
B  There is maximum amount of overlap between the thick and thin myofilaments.
C  The contraction was larger, so the rate of relaxation would be slower.
D  It takes time for the large amount of calcium in the sarcoplasm to be taken up by the sarcoplasmic reticulum.
Question #10
During incomplete tetanus, the amount of tension increases above that seen with a single twitch because:
A  the muscle twitches fuse into a single, maximum contraction.
B  there is accumulation of calcium in the sarcoplasm.
C  maximum tension is achieved.
D  sarcoplasmic calcium levels drop.
Question #11
According to the Length-Tension relationship, maximum tension is produced in a skeletal muscle fiber when it is:
A  shorter than resting length
B  tension is constant at all muscle lengths
C  at or near resting length
D  longer than resting length
Question #12
When the muscle had weights attached and trying to contract, what was happening during the latency period:
A  the muscle was not contracting.
B  the muscle was contracting isometrically.
C  there was no tension in the tendon.
D  the muscle was lifting the weight.
Question #13
The latency period is the time:
A  when cross-bridge cycling is taking place and the muscle is shortening.
B  period between stimulation and the shortening of the skeletal muscle.
C  period when the level of calcium in the cytoplasm is greater than at rest.
D  taken for a skeletal muscle to contract and relax.
Question #14
During the skeletal muscle simulation, a low-voltage electrical stimulus (0 or 0.1 volts) produced no response on the screen because:
A  the muscle contraction was too small to register.
B  the stimulus did not stimulate any muscle fibers to threshold.
C  the evoked action potential was too small to produce a visible contraction.
D  the stimulus must produce many action potentials in the muscle fibers to evoke a contraction.
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