A&P Questions with CORRECT Answers (Grade
A+)
Question:
Involuntary muscle tissue
Answer:
Smooth and cardiac muscle tissue that is not under conscious control.
Question:
Voluntary muscle tissue ex:
Answer:
Skeletal muscle tissue
Question:
Tendon
Answer:
Muscle attached to a bone at each end by means of a cord-like extension.
Question:
Signals for skeletal muscles
Answer:
Come from the brain and spinal cord.
Question:
Neuromuscular junction (NMJ)
Answer:
, Motor neurons stimulate skeletal muscle cells. Ach travels from the NMJ to the motor end plate
which stimulates movement by releasing troponin and tropomyosin off of the Actin binding
site.
Question:
Proteins in skeletal muscle fiber
Answer:
Actin and myosin.
Question:
Electrolyte for muscle contraction
Answer:
Calcium Ca2+.
Question:
Function of myoglobin
Answer:
Store oxygen.
Question:
Function of creatine phosphate
Answer:
High release of energy used to make ATP for muscle contraction.
Question:
Exercise causing muscle hypertrophy
Answer:
Resistance/weight lifting causes muscle cells to increase in size by reaching hypertrophy.
A+)
Question:
Involuntary muscle tissue
Answer:
Smooth and cardiac muscle tissue that is not under conscious control.
Question:
Voluntary muscle tissue ex:
Answer:
Skeletal muscle tissue
Question:
Tendon
Answer:
Muscle attached to a bone at each end by means of a cord-like extension.
Question:
Signals for skeletal muscles
Answer:
Come from the brain and spinal cord.
Question:
Neuromuscular junction (NMJ)
Answer:
, Motor neurons stimulate skeletal muscle cells. Ach travels from the NMJ to the motor end plate
which stimulates movement by releasing troponin and tropomyosin off of the Actin binding
site.
Question:
Proteins in skeletal muscle fiber
Answer:
Actin and myosin.
Question:
Electrolyte for muscle contraction
Answer:
Calcium Ca2+.
Question:
Function of myoglobin
Answer:
Store oxygen.
Question:
Function of creatine phosphate
Answer:
High release of energy used to make ATP for muscle contraction.
Question:
Exercise causing muscle hypertrophy
Answer:
Resistance/weight lifting causes muscle cells to increase in size by reaching hypertrophy.