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WorksheetsHonors MT NT Membranes Review
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
In which membrane would you expect to find goblet cells?
serous
cutaneous
synovial
mucous
Which of the following describes cardiac muscle?
branching cells
multinucleated
spindle shaped
voluntary
non-striated
Serous membranes
line your oral & nasal cavity
secrete a lubricating fluid
are often found with cilia
consist of the epidermis & dermis
Intercalated discs ensure coordinated contractions within
skeletal muscle tissue
smooth muscle tissue
visceral muscle tissue
cardiac muscle tissue
True or False: Striated and voluntary muscle is called skeletal muscle.
True
False
Type of muscle tissue that moves your eyeballs.
smooth
visceral
skeletal
cardiac
What type of muscle tissue is pictured here?
skeletal
smooth
cardiac
visceral
Your epidermal and dermal layers of your skin make up your ____ membrane.
cutaneous
synovial
serous
all of the above make up your skin
Where would synovial fluid be found?
between your dermis & epidermis
lining your respiratory tract
covering your intestines
surrounding your knee
What type of muscle tissue is pictured here?
skeletal
cardiac
smooth
visceral
True or False: Skeletal muscle is also called visceral muscle.
True
False
Which statement is true?
Muscle tissue is highly cellular & vascular.
Muscle tissue has contractile units made up of collagen.
Muscle tissues are multinucleated & branch.
All of these are true.
True or False: Skeletal muscle cells are often referred to as muscle fibers.
True
False
What are dendrites?
they ensure coordinated cardiac contractions
they are for quick communication between neurons
they are an integral part of synovial membranes
they fasten ET to the CT below it
The word Striations refers to:
cytoplasmic extensions of a neuron.
the grooved appearance of some muscle tissues.
branching patterns of cardiac muscle.
the pattern of glial cells in nervous tissue.
Contractile proteins of muscle cells are:
collagen & elastin
mucous & serous fluid
actin & myosin
none of the above
