Musculoskeletal System

Skeletal Muscles are named by all of the following except for which....

• Location

• Direction of Fibers

• Length

• Action

Tissue is defined as

• Clusters of cells that have similar function

• Something inside of a Kleenex box

• Clusters of cells that serve a dissimilar function

• Mass inside the body that form together and causes illness

Muscle that surrounds the body's internal organs is called (a)   muscle

These two types of muscle form a striated appearance

• Smooth

• Digestive

• Cardiac

• Skeletal

Which of the following types of muscles are "voluntary"

• Smooth

• Cardiac

• Skeletal

• Digestive

Muscle connects directly to bone through....

• ligaments

• tendon

• fatty deposit

• joints

Force can be described as

• Distance/Time

• Force x Distance

• Force x Time

• Mass x Acceleration

An Agonist Muscle can be described as....

• The muscle primarily responsible for movement of a body part

• The muscle that stabilizes a joint around which movement is occurring

• The muscle generating the most force in an action

• The muscle that opposes the primary movement

The point at which muscle attaches to the more stationary of the bones of the axial skeleton is called the

• Apex

• Insertion

• Origin

• Base

The insertion of the Rectus Femoris is....

• Tibia

• Femur

• Iliac Spine

• Fibula