Exam 1 - BIOS252 / BIOS 252 (Latest 2024 /
2025) : Anatomy And Physiology II With Lab -
Chamberlain
skeletal muscle - ANSWER - long, thin,
cylindrical in shape
- multinucleated
- attached to bone & skin
- voluntary
- striated
cardiac muscle - ANSWER - short, fat,
branched
- uninucleated
- in heart
- attached to intercalated discs
- involuntary
- striated
,smooth muscle - ANSWER - in hollow organs
- ininucleated
- involuntary
- lack striations
excitability - ANSWER responsiveness to
chemical signals, stretch, and electrical changes across the plasma membrane
conductivity - ANSWER local electrical
excitation sets off a wave of excitation that travels along the muscle fiber
contractility - ANSWER shortens when stim
extensibility - ANSWER capable of being
stretched b/w contractions
, elasticity - ANSWER returns to its original rest
length after being stretched
organization of skeletal muscle - ANSWER
microfilaments, myofibril, muscle fiber, muscle fascicle, and skeletal muscle
endomysium - ANSWER thin sleeve of loose CT
around each fiber
perimysium - ANSWER thicker layer of CT that
wraps fascicles
fascicles - ANSWER bundles of muscle fibers
wrapped together
2025) : Anatomy And Physiology II With Lab -
Chamberlain
skeletal muscle - ANSWER - long, thin,
cylindrical in shape
- multinucleated
- attached to bone & skin
- voluntary
- striated
cardiac muscle - ANSWER - short, fat,
branched
- uninucleated
- in heart
- attached to intercalated discs
- involuntary
- striated
,smooth muscle - ANSWER - in hollow organs
- ininucleated
- involuntary
- lack striations
excitability - ANSWER responsiveness to
chemical signals, stretch, and electrical changes across the plasma membrane
conductivity - ANSWER local electrical
excitation sets off a wave of excitation that travels along the muscle fiber
contractility - ANSWER shortens when stim
extensibility - ANSWER capable of being
stretched b/w contractions
, elasticity - ANSWER returns to its original rest
length after being stretched
organization of skeletal muscle - ANSWER
microfilaments, myofibril, muscle fiber, muscle fascicle, and skeletal muscle
endomysium - ANSWER thin sleeve of loose CT
around each fiber
perimysium - ANSWER thicker layer of CT that
wraps fascicles
fascicles - ANSWER bundles of muscle fibers
wrapped together