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©EVERLY 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1 EXSS 276 Muscle Exam Questions And Answers Latest Updated 2025 |100% Verified. ____ muscle is that primarily attached to bones. It is (striated/non-striated) and (voluntary/involuntary. - AnswerSkeletal; striated; voluntary ____ muscle forms the wall of the heart; it is (striated/non-striated) and (voluntary/involuntary) - AnswerCardiac; striated; involuntary ____ (____) muscle is located in the viscera; it is (striated/non-striated) and (voluntary/involuntary). - AnswerSmooth (visceral); non-striated; involuntary In regards to nucleation, skeletal muscle is ____, and cardiac and smooth muscle are ____. - Answermultinucleated; mononucleated Skeletal muscles are (independent/interconnected), while cardiac muscle ____. - Answerindependent; interconnects Cardiac muscle and smooth muscle are regulated by neurons of the ____ division of the peripheral nervous system and by ____ released by endocrine glands. - Answerautonomic; hormones ©EVERLY 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 2 Through sustained contraction or alternating contraction and relaxation, muscular tissue has 5 key functions. What are they? - AnswerProduce body movements; stabilize body positions; regulate organ volumes; movement of substances within the body; produce heat What is the process called in which muscular tissue contracts to produce heat, which is used to maintain normal body temperature? - AnswerThermogenesis What are the five properties of muscle tissue? - AnswerExcitability, extensibility, contractility, elasticity, thermal Ability of muscle tissue to respond to stimuli and produce electrical signals; what are these electrical signals called? - Answerexcitability; action potentials Ability of muscle tissue to shorten and generate force once stimulated by an action potential - AnswerContractility If the tension generated (force) is great enough to overcome the ____ (resistance) of the object being moved, the muscle ____ and movement occurs. - Answerload; shortens Ability of muscle tissue to stretch without damaging the tissue (this property allows muscle to contract even when it is already stretched) - AnswerExtensibility Ability of muscle tissue to return to its original length and shape after contraction or extension - AnswerElasticity Ability of muscle tissue to produce heat energy - AnswerThermal Striations of skeletal muscle are due to the A band and the I band. What proteins make up each of these bands? Which one is darker? - AnswerA band is composed of actin and myosin together; I band is actin only; A band is darker

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____ muscle is that primarily attached to bones. It is (striated/non-striated) and
(voluntary/involuntary. - Answer✔Skeletal; striated; voluntary


____ muscle forms the wall of the heart; it is (striated/non-striated) and (voluntary/involuntary)
- Answer✔Cardiac; striated; involuntary


____ (____) muscle is located in the viscera; it is (striated/non-striated) and
(voluntary/involuntary). - Answer✔Smooth (visceral); non-striated; involuntary


In regards to nucleation, skeletal muscle is ____, and cardiac and smooth muscle are ____. -
Answer✔multinucleated; mononucleated


Skeletal muscles are (independent/interconnected), while cardiac muscle ____. -
Answer✔independent; interconnects


Cardiac muscle and smooth muscle are regulated by neurons of the ____ division of the
peripheral nervous system and by ____ released by endocrine glands. - Answer✔autonomic;
hormones




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Through sustained contraction or alternating contraction and relaxation, muscular tissue has 5
key functions. What are they? - Answer✔Produce body movements; stabilize body positions;
regulate organ volumes; movement of substances within the body; produce heat


What is the process called in which muscular tissue contracts to produce heat, which is used to
maintain normal body temperature? - Answer✔Thermogenesis


What are the five properties of muscle tissue? - Answer✔Excitability, extensibility, contractility,
elasticity, thermal


Ability of muscle tissue to respond to stimuli and produce electrical signals; what are these
electrical signals called? - Answer✔excitability; action potentials


Ability of muscle tissue to shorten and generate force once stimulated by an action potential -
Answer✔Contractility


If the tension generated (force) is great enough to overcome the ____ (resistance) of the object
being moved, the muscle ____ and movement occurs. - Answer✔load; shortens


Ability of muscle tissue to stretch without damaging the tissue (this property allows muscle to
contract even when it is already stretched) - Answer✔Extensibility


Ability of muscle tissue to return to its original length and shape after contraction or extension -
Answer✔Elasticity


Ability of muscle tissue to produce heat energy - Answer✔Thermal


Striations of skeletal muscle are due to the A band and the I band. What proteins make up each
of these bands? Which one is darker? - Answer✔A band is composed of actin and myosin
together; I band is actin only; A band is darker




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Each skeletal muscle is a separate ____ composed of many cells called ____. - Answer✔organ;
fibers


Connective tissue of skeletal muscle that surrounds the whole muscle - Answer✔Epimysium


Connective tissue of the skeletal muscle that surrounds fascicles of 10-100 muscle cells -
Answer✔Perimysium


Connective tissue of skeletal muscle that separates individual muscle cells -
Answer✔Endomysium


All of the connective tissue layers of skeletal muscle extend beyond the muscle belly to for the
____. - Answer✔tendon


Tendons are representative of (series/parallel) elastic components. - Answer✔series


Connective tissues are representative of (series/parallel) elastic components. - Answer✔parallel


Muscle composition: (large to small)
Skeletal muscle bundle -->
____-->
Muscle fibers -->
____ -->
Sarcomeres -->

____ - Answer✔Fascicles; Myofibrils; Filaments


Bundle or cluster of nerve or muscle fibers/cells - Answer✔Fascicle




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