Muscle Attachment Warm Up 1
Welcome to the 21st Century classroom for human anatomy and physiology. This warm-up will test your reading comprehension of this material. I wish you good luck and high marks for this human anatomy warm-up exercise. You will be able to take this warm-up with an unlimited number of attempts. Each attempt results in 10 random questions and answers!
- 1.Muscle nomenclature is the system of naming skeletal muscles organs. The names of muscles, as with many organs, are in Latin. Which system is NOT used to name muscles?
- A.
Overall shape
- B.
Points of attachment
- C.
Relative size
- D.
Direction of fibers visible in the muscle
- E.
Color of the muscle fibers
- F.
Derived from the action(s) produced
- G.
Region in which muscles are found
- 2.What system is the frontalis muscle named after?
- A.
Overall shape
- B.
Points of attachment
- C.
Relative size
- D.
Direction of fibers visible in the muscle
- E.
Color of the muscle fibers
- F.
Derived from the action(s) produced
- G.
Region in which muscles are found
- 3.What system is the quadratus muscle named after?
- A.
Overall shape
- B.
Points of attachment
- C.
Relative size
- D.
Direction of fibers visible in the muscle
- E.
Color of the muscle fibers
- F.
Derived from the action(s) produced
- G.
Region in which muscles are found
- 4.What system is the extensor muscle named after?
- A.
Overall shape
- B.
Points of attachment
- C.
Relative size
- D.
Direction of fibers visible in the muscle
- E.
Color of the muscle fibers
- F.
Derived from the action(s) produced
- G.
Region in which muscles are found
- 5.What system is the sphincter muscle named after?
- A.
Overall shape
- B.
Points of attachment
- C.
Relative size
- D.
Direction of fibers visible in the muscle
- E.
Color of the muscle fibers
- F.
Derived from the action(s) produced
- G.
Region in which muscles are found
- 6.What system is the minimus muscle named after?
- A.
Overall shape
- B.
Points of attachment
- C.
Relative size
- D.
Direction of fibers visible in the muscle
- E.
Color of the muscle fibers
- F.
Derived from the action(s) produced
- G.
Region in which muscles are found
- 7.What system is the sternocleidomastoid muscle named after?
- A.
Overall shape
- B.
Points of attachment
- C.
Relative size
- D.
Direction of fibers visible in the muscle
- E.
Color of the muscle fibers
- F.
Derived from the action(s) produced
- G.
Region in which muscles are found
- 8.The points of attachment are called the origin and insertion. The ______ is that point of attachment does not move when the muscle contracts.
- 9.The insertion is the point of attachment moves when the muscle contracts?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 10.Which muscle shape and fiber arrangement is a false answer?
- A.
Bipennate
- B.
Parallel
- C.
Series
- D.
Convergent
- E.
Pennate
- 11.The term _____ _____ is used to describe a muscle or group of muscles that directly performs a specific movement.
- A.
Synergist
- B.
Fixator muscles
- C.
Prime mover
- D.
Lever system
- E.
Anatagonist
- 12._____ are muscles that, when contracting, directly oppose prime movers.
- A.
Synergist
- B.
Fixator muscles
- C.
Prime mover
- D.
Lever system
- E.
Anatagonist
- 13._____ are muscles that contract at the same time as the prime mover. They facilitate or complement prime mover actions.
- A.
Synergist
- B.
Fixator muscles
- C.
Prime mover
- D.
Lever system
- E.
Anatagonist
- 14._____ _____ generally function as joint stabilizers during the contraction of prime movers.
- A.
Synergist
- B.
Fixator muscles
- C.
Prime mover
- D.
Lever system
- E.
Anatagonist
- 15.Levers are composed of four component parts. Identify the incorrect component listed below.
- A.
Lever or bone
- B.
Fulcrum
- C.
Load or resistance
- D.
Effort
- E.
Fixator mover
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