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Lecture Test 3 Muscle Physiology.

Navigation   » List of Schools  »  Los Angeles Southwest Community College  »  Physiology  »  Physiology 001 – Introduction to Human Physiology  »  Spring 2022  »  Lecture Test 3 Muscle Physiology.

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

Question #1
A  It remains attach to troponin until the next muscle contraction cycle
B  It remains in the sarcoplasm until the next muscle contraction cycle
C  It is actively transporting into in the T -tubule by the enzyme ATPase.
D  It is actively transporting back into the sarcoplasmic reticulum by Ca2+ ATPase enzyme
Question #2
A  All of the possibleanswers are correct
B  ATP molecule binding to the myosin head.
C  ATP molecule binding to actin
D  Ca2+ increase in the sarcomere
Question #3
A  Tropomyosin
B  Troponin
C  Calcium ions
D  Sarcomere
Question #4
A  Sarcolemma and T tubules
B  A motor neuron and the sarcolemma of the skeletal muscle cell
C  T tubule and sarcoplasmic reticulum
D  A motor neuron and the sarcoplasmic reticulum
E  A motor neuron and thick filaments of the skeletal muscle cell
Question #5
A  an ATP molecule.
B  Pi (inorganic phosphate)
C  Ca2+ ions
D  an ADP molecule.
Question #6
A  Myosin
B  Actin
C  Tropomyosin
D  Troponin
Question #7
A  smooth muscle
B  skeletal muscle
C  cardiac muscle
Question #9
A  True
B  False
Question #11
A  Brain, Spinal cord and Peripheral nervous system
B  Brain and Spinal cord
C  Spinal cord
D  Peripheral nervous system
E  Brain
Question #14
A  cardiac muscle
B  skeletal muscle
C  smooth muscle
D  Skeletal and smooth muscles
Question #17
A  antagonist
B  synergist
C  prime
D  fixator
Question #18
A  Relative size
B  Number of origins
C  Shape
D  Location of attachment
Question #19
A  Relative size
B  Location of attachment
C  Shape
D  Number of origins
Question #20
A  color
B  location
C  shape
D  action
Question #21
A  bipennate
B  convergent
C  fusiform
D  multipennate
Question #22
A  convergent
B  multipennate
C  fusiform
D  circular
Question #24
A  circular
B  convergent
C  multipennate
D  fusiform
Question #25
A  convergent
B  fusiform
C  multipennate
D  circular
Question #26
A  hamstring
B  soleus
C  calcaneal tendon
D  heads of gastrocnemius
Question #27
A  First – class lever
B  Fourth – class lever
C  Second – class lever
D  Third – class lever
Question #28
A  Second – class lever
B  Third – class lever
C  Fourth – class lever
D  First – class lever
Question #29
A  First – class lever
B  Second – class lever
C  Fourth – class lever
D  Third – class lever
Question #30
A  Positive mechanical effort
B  Mechanical advantage
C  Mechanical disadvantage
D  Negative mechanical effort
Question #31
A  positive mechanical effort
B  negative mechanical effort
C  mechanical disadvantage
D  mechanical advantage
Question #32
A  bones
B  joints
C  muscle contraction
D  load
Question #33
A  joints
B  bones
C  muscle contraction
D  load
Question #34
A  joints
B  bones
C  muscle contraction
D  load
Question #35
A  muscle contraction
B  bones
C  load
D  joints
Question #38
A  Tic
B  Spasm
C  Tremor
D  Fasciculation
Question #39
A  Duchenne muscular dystrophy
B  Myofascial pain syndrome
C  Fibromyalgia
D  Myotonic dystrophy
Question #40
A  Fibromyalgia
B  Myotonic dystrophy
C  Duchenne muscular dystrophy
D  Myofascial pain syndrome
Question #44
A  ATPase
B  sodium
C  myosin
D  calcium
Question #45
A  prevents a muscle from being overstretched.
B  forms the Z disk to which actin attaches
C  Connects myosin to actin
D  limits the degree to which a muscle may contract.
Question #46
A  smooth
B  cardiac
C  skeletal
D  red
Question #47
A  cardiac
B  red
C  skeletal
D  smooth
Question #48
A  red
B  cardiac
C  smooth
D  skeletal
Question #49
A  smooth
B  red
C  cardiac
D  skeletal
Question #50
A  cardiac
B  smooth
C  red
D  skeletal
Question #51
A  smooth
B  skeletal
C  cardiac
D  red
Question #52
A  myoblast
B  mesoblast
C  satellite cells
D  endoblast
Question #54
A  ectoderm
B  epidermis
C  endoderm
D  mesoderm
Question #55
A  peripheral neuron, muscle cell, and sarcoplasm
B  A nerve, artery, and two or more veins
C  Veins, Schwann cells, axons, and synaptic end bulbs
D  An afferent neuron
Question #56
A  endomysium
B  epimysium
C  deep fascia
D  perimysium
Question #57
A  perimysium
B  epimysium
C  endomysium
D  deep fascia
Question #58
A  excitability
B  contractibility
C  elasticity
D  extensibility
Question #59
A  contractibility
B  excitability
C  extensibility
D  elasticity
Question #60
A  extensibility
B  excitability
C  elasticity
D  contractibility
Question #61
A  extensibility
B  excitability
C  elasticity
D  contractibility