This quiz titled 'block 2 Pace1 - 2011 Sem. 1 PAcE quiz 3' assesses knowledge on human anatomy and physiology, focusing on reflexes, muscle function, and surgical implications. It is designed for medical students preparing for exams, enhancing understanding of practical and theoretical aspects of the musculoskeletal system.
Each muscle fiber is syncytium
Neurons in the cardiac conducting system are multipolar.
They possess dense bodies.
They have sarcomere and myofibrils.
They require an external stimulus to undergo contraction.
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Acid phosphatase
Calcium
Vitamin D
Alkaline phosphatase
Somatotrophin
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Cholinergic crisis
Medication overdose
A Myasthenic crisis
Acute respiratory infection
Acute meningitis
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Howship's lacuna
Osteon
Canaliculus
Haversion canal
Volkmann canal
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Triads
Myofilaments
Sarcomeres
Intercalated discs
Troponin
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Abnormal migration of neural crest cells
Abnormal migration of muscles into limb bud
Apoptosis of developed bone and muscle cells
Lack of vascular supply to limb bud
Maldevelopment of the apical ectodermal ridge
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Contraction of right splenius muscle
Contraction of rectus capitis majors
Contraction of right trapezius
Contraction of the left sternocleidomastoid muscle
Contraction of right sternocleidomastoid muscle
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Vitamin D
Parathyroid hormone
Somatomedin
Testosterone
Calcitonin
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Calcium is not involved in the contraction of skeletal muscles
Ryanodine receptors are physically coupled to Dihydropyridine receptors
Extracellular calcium influxes through voltage-gated calcium channels not Dihydropyridine receptors
Extracellular calcium influxes through Ryanodine receptors not Dihydropyridine receptors
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Inferior gluteal & medial circumflex femoral
Superior gluteal & lateral circumflex femoral
Superior gluteal & medial circumflex femoral
Femoral & popliteal
Inferior gluteal & first perforating
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Calcium is released from the sarcoplasmic reticulum faster than it is reabsorbed
Calcium influxed from the extracellular stores increases
The sarcoplasmic reticulum calcium ATPase works slower with increased action potentials
The rate of a single cross-bridge cycle increases
Skeletal muscle action potentials summate to produce a large amplitude action potential
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Femoral n. L2-L4 ventral rami L2-L4 dorsal roots L2-L4 dorsal root ganglia L2-L4 spinal cord
Femoral n. L4-L5 ventral rami L4-L5 ventral roots L4-L5 spinal cord
Obturator n. L2-L4 ventral rami L2-L4 dorsal roots L2-L4 dorsal root ganglia L2-L4 spinal cord
Obturator n. L2-L4 dorsal rami L2-L4 dorsal roots L2-L4 dorsal root ganglia L2-L4 spinal cord
Femoral n. L2-L4 dorsal ramiL2-L4 dorsal roots L2-L4 dorsal root ganglia L2-L4 spinal cord
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Zone 5
Zone 4
Zone 3
Zone 2
Zone 1
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A depolarizing graded potentia
An increase in calcium influx from extracellular stores
An Action potential
A & C
A, B & C
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