Anatomy And Physiology 1-test Two
Test two in a and p 1. I took these questions from my notes, book, and worksheets. This is just to help me study and anyone else it can help.
- 1.Connective tissue ensheathing a bundle of muscle cells
- A.
Endomysium
- B.
Perimysium
- C.
Fascicle
- D.
Myofilament
- 2.Bundle of muscle cells
- A.
Fiber
- B.
Sacromere
- C.
Fascicle
- D.
Myofilament
- 3.Contractile unit of a muscle
- A.
Sacromere
- B.
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- C.
Tendon
- D.
Sarcolemma
- 4.Thin reticular connective tissue surrounding each muscle cell
- A.
Sarcolemma
- B.
Endomysium
- C.
Fiber
- D.
Myofilament
- 5.Plasma membrane of muscle cell
- A.
Sacromere
- B.
Sarcolemma
- C.
Sarcoplasm
- D.
Sarcon
- 6.Long filamentous organelle with a banded appearance found with in muscle cells
- A.
Myofibril
- B.
Myofilament
- C.
Fiber
- D.
Fascicle
- 7.Actin or myosin containing filament
- A.
Sarcolemma
- B.
Fiber
- C.
Myofilament
- D.
Myofibril
- 8.Cord of collagen fibers that attaches muscle to bone
- A.
Ligament
- B.
Sarcolemma
- C.
Bursa
- D.
Tendon
- 9.Term used for biceps brachii during elbow flexion
- A.
Prime mover
- B.
Synergist
- C.
Antagonist
- D.
Fixator
- 10.Term that describes the relation of brachialis to biceps brachii during elbow flexion
- A.
Prime mover
- B.
Antagonist
- C.
Synergist
- D.
Fixator
- 11.Term for triceps brachii during elbow flexion
- A.
Prime mover
- B.
Synergist
- C.
Fixator
- D.
Antagonist
- 12.Term for the iliopsoas during hip extension
- A.
Antagonist
- B.
Synergist
- C.
Fixator
- D.
Prime mover
- 13.Terms for the rotator cuff muscles and deltoid when the elbow is flexed and the hands grabs a tabletop to lift the table
- A.
Prime mover
- B.
Synegist
- C.
Fixator
- D.
Antagonist
- 14.Used in smiling
- A.
Zygomatics major and minor
- B.
Sphenoid
- C.
Platysma
- D.
Trapezius
- 15.Used to suck in yous cheeks
- A.
Buccinator
- B.
Masseter
- C.
Oribicularis oculi
- D.
Orbicularis oris
- 16.Used in blinking and squinting
- A.
Platysma
- B.
Trapezium
- C.
Corrugator supercilii
- D.
Orbicularis oculi
- 17.Used to pout
- A.
Buccinator
- B.
Depressor anguli oris and masseter
- C.
Depressor anguli oris and platysma
- D.
Trapezium
- 18.Raises your eyebrows
- A.
Epicranius
- B.
Orbicularis oculi
- C.
Levator labii superioris
- D.
Mentalis
- 19.Forms vertical crease in forehead
- A.
Corrugator supercilli
- B.
Depressor anguli oris
- C.
Masseter
- D.
Trapezium
- 20.Your kisser
- A.
Buccinator
- B.
Platysma
- C.
Orbicularis oris
- D.
Zygomatics
- 21.Prime mover to raise mandible
- A.
Mentalis
- B.
Buccinator
- C.
Levator labii superioris
- D.
Masseter
- 22.Tenses skin on neck during shaving
- A.
Trapezium
- B.
Epicranias
- C.
Zygomatics
- D.
Platsyma
- 23.Major spine flexor
- A.
Trapezius
- B.
Rectus abdominis
- C.
Rhomboids
- D.
Transverse abdominis
- 24.Prime mover for arm extension
- A.
Transverse abdominis
- B.
Rhomboids
- C.
Latissimus dorsi
- D.
Internal oblique
- 25.Prime mover for arm flexion
- A.
Rhomboids
- B.
External intercostals
- C.
Pectoralis major
- D.
Serratus anterior
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