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Terms in this set (45)
There are five types of muscle tissue False, there are 3
found in the body.
cardiac and smooth muscle tissue true
are both under involuntary control
the musculocutaneous nerve is part false, the peripheral nerve
of the central nervous system
A motor signal is a signal that is sent false, that is sensory input
from a muscle to the central nervous
system.
the cervical plexus contains nerves false
that innervate the thigh
tendons connect what type of tissue muscle to bone
Acetylcholine is what type of neurotransmitter
substance?
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During a muscle contraction which myosin
protein myofilament contains cross-
bridges?
What is the thin myofilament? actin
What is the thick myofilament myosin
What must occur for a muscle Calcium ions must be pumped back into the
contraction to stop? sarcoplasmic reticulum
flexor digitorum superficialis action flexion of wrist and digits 2-5, median nerve
and innervation
pronator teres insertion, action, midlateral surface of radius, pronation, median
innervation nerve
vastus medialis origin, action intertrochanteric line of femur, knee extension
peroneus brevis origin, insertion, lateral, distal fibula, origin = lateral side of 5th
innervation metatarsal, innervation = superficial peroneal nerve
your patient sustained an injury to eye closure and raising eyebrows
their facial nerve (CN VII). Which
actions would be impaired?
Your patient is having difficulty when sternocleidomastoid
asked to bring his chin to his chest.
He is also having difficulty turning his
face from side to side. What muscle
is most likely impaired?
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Portage A & P 1 Module 5 Exam (Latest Update
2026) UPDATE!! comprehensive questions fully
solved & updated
Save Add to calendar
Terms in this set (45)
There are five types of muscle tissue False, there are 3
found in the body.
cardiac and smooth muscle tissue true
are both under involuntary control
the musculocutaneous nerve is part false, the peripheral nerve
of the central nervous system
A motor signal is a signal that is sent false, that is sensory input
from a muscle to the central nervous
system.
the cervical plexus contains nerves false
that innervate the thigh
tendons connect what type of tissue muscle to bone
Acetylcholine is what type of neurotransmitter
substance?
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, 7/1/26, 9:29 AM Portage A & P 1 Module 5 Exam (Latest Update 2026) UPDATE!! comprehensive questions fully solved & updated Flashcards | Quizlet
During a muscle contraction which myosin
protein myofilament contains cross-
bridges?
What is the thin myofilament? actin
What is the thick myofilament myosin
What must occur for a muscle Calcium ions must be pumped back into the
contraction to stop? sarcoplasmic reticulum
flexor digitorum superficialis action flexion of wrist and digits 2-5, median nerve
and innervation
pronator teres insertion, action, midlateral surface of radius, pronation, median
innervation nerve
vastus medialis origin, action intertrochanteric line of femur, knee extension
peroneus brevis origin, insertion, lateral, distal fibula, origin = lateral side of 5th
innervation metatarsal, innervation = superficial peroneal nerve
your patient sustained an injury to eye closure and raising eyebrows
their facial nerve (CN VII). Which
actions would be impaired?
Your patient is having difficulty when sternocleidomastoid
asked to bring his chin to his chest.
He is also having difficulty turning his
face from side to side. What muscle
is most likely impaired?
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