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WorksheetsMuscular system
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 19mins
The muscular system is divided into what two parts?
Axial & appendicular
Muscles & tissues
Axial & Connective tissue
Appendicular & irritability
Over___muscles make up the muscular system
800
150
700
450
Select the correct function of the axial
It stores energy and produces proteins
Supports and moves limbs
Supports and produces energy
Supports and positions the skeleton
___ is the ability to respond to a stimulus such as a nerve impulse
Extensibility
Elasticity
Contractibility
Excitability
Muscles are made up of bundles of___, and are held together by___
(a)
____is when muscle fibers shorten and become thick (this causes movement)
Axial
Contractibility
Extensibility
Excitability
___is the ability to be stretched
Elasticity
adduction
appendicular
Extensibility
___allows the muscle to return to its original shape after it has contracted or stretched.
Elasticity
connective tissue
Muscle
Irritability
What are the 3 main types of muscles
(a)
Select all the apply for skeletal muscle
Voluntary
Involuntary
Attached to bones
Attached to internal organs
Produces heat and energy
Select all that apply to smooth/visceral muscles
Voluntary
Involuntary
Found attached to bone
Found in the heart
Found in internal organs
Another name for smooth muscle?
(a)
Select all that apply for cardiac muscles
Voluntary
Involuntary
Found in heart
Found in internal organs
Contracts to circulate blood
What attaches the muscles to bones
(a)
What is a tough sheet like membrane that covers and protects the tissue?
(a)
What does the image represent
Abduction
Adduction
Flextion
Extension
What does the image represent
Flextion
Abduction
Adduction
Extension
____ is when you turn a body part around its own axis (like turning the head side to side)
Circulation
Rotation
Angle
Fixtating
What does the image represent
Extension
Reflex
Flexing
Flextion
___ is when you move one end of a body part in a circle while the other remains stationary (like swing your arm in a circle).
Reflex
Flextion
Circumducation
Rotation
This image represents what?
Abduction
Adduction
Extension
Flextion
End of body part that does not move
(a)
End of body part that moves when muscles contract
(a)
The movement of turning the foot backwards towards your body
Dorsiflextion
flextion
Plantar flextion
Contract
The movement of turning your foot down towards the floor
Dorsiflextion
Plantar flextion
Flextion
Dorsizyto
The state of partial contraction is called
(a)
Another term for the "wasting away" of muscles
Spasms
Intersite
Tripophy
Atrophy
Term for severe tightening of a muscle
Excertive
contractive
Concentrae
Externtion
