Microscopic Muscle Quiz Review

Which of the following are characteristics shared by all muscle tissue? (choose all that apply)

• ability to contract

• ability to transport oxygen

• ability to lengthen or stretch

• ability to respond to a stimulus

• ability to filter substances

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What type of muscle is this?

• smooth

• skeletal

• cardiac

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 Select the correct descriptions for smooth muscle tissue

• voluntarily controlled

• each cell only has one nucleus

• striated

• is able to contract quickly when necessary

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 Select the correct descriptions for skeletal muscle tissue

• voluntarily controlled

• each cell only has one nucleus

• striated

• is able to contract quickly when necessary

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 Select the correct descriptions for cardiac muscle tissue

• voluntarily controlled

• each cell only has one nucleus

• striated

• is able to contract quickly when necessary

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Put the following structures in order from largest (1) to smallest (5)

1 ​ (a)   2 ​ (b)   3 ​ (c)   4 ​ (d)   5 ​ (e)  

• muscle
• fascicle
• muscle fiber
• myofibril
• myofilament

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Which membrane surrounds each fascicle?

• epimysium

• perimysium

• endomysium

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The neurotransmitter that travels through the synaptic cleft of the neuromuscular junction is

• Calcium

• Na+

• K+

• Acetylcholine

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The protein channels in the axon terminal that allow calcium through in response to an impulse are ​​ (a)   -gated channels, while the acetylcholine channels on the sarcolemma of the muscle fiber are ​ (b)   -gated.

• voltage
• chemical
• neurotransmitter

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Which two molecules move in and out of the muscle fiber, continuing the impulse?

• Calcium

• K+

• Acetylcholine

• Na+

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