Exam 8: A--Muscle Physiology
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Complete each of the following statments.
The most common need for additional oxygen after rigorous exercise is for the repayment of the ____________________, when activity was being supported by creatine phosphate and glycolysis.
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oxygen deficit
To pick up something heavier than your pencil, your nervous system could
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According to the sliding filament mechanism of muscle contraction, the thick filaments slide in closer together to shorten the sarcomere.
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With the type of lever system exemplified by flexion of the elbow joint, when an object is held in the hand, the
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Identify the characteristic(s) shared by all types of muscle tissues?
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____________________ refers to paralysis of the legs resulting from lower spinal cord injury.
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Twitch summation is similar to the ____________________ summation of EPSPs.
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An action potential rapidly spreads to the central portions of a muscle cell by means of the
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A lack of ATP in a skeletal muscle cell would most likely cause
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In the body's lever systems, the fulcrums are represented by the
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The heart initiates its own action potentials without any external stimulation.
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Repaying the oxygen deficit involves the formation of lactate in fatigued muscles.
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A functional syncytium of cardiac muscles cells means that they
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After the power stroke, ____________________ binds with the cross bridge, which causes the cross bridge to detach from the ____________________, which is part of the thin filament.
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Order the following muscle cell components from larger to smaller
1. troponin
2. myofibril
3. sarcomere
4. thin filament
5. muscle fiber
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The H zone of the sarcomere consists of myosin but does not contain actin.
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