Exam 26: The Skeletal and Muscular Systems
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A person who is bedridden for several weeks will see a decrease in bone and muscle mass. Blood vessels to muscles will shrink, and mitochondrial enzyme levels will decrease.
-A bedridden person is at risk of what problem?
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A new drug that mimics ATP but that cannot be broken down as ATP is in muscle would still allow muscular contraction to occur.
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The vertebrae in descending order from the skull are
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A person who is bedridden for several weeks will see a decrease in bone and muscle mass. Blood vessels to muscles will shrink, and mitochondrial enzyme levels will decrease.
-Which will be true of the muscles of a bedridden person?
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If you were examining a biopsy sample of a leg bone,and the structure of the bone was spongy,you would know that the sample came from the end of the bone.
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How did the inactivation of a gene that now encodes a nonfunctional myosin protein affect human chewing muscles?
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Athletes who do more short bursts of intense activity will develop more fast-twitch muscle.
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The type of skeleton that consists of fluid constrained within a layer of flexible tissue is a(n)
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After death,muscles remain in a stiff position for several hours because ATP is required
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The breast muscles of a wild duck are dark,while that of a domesticated chicken are white.The breast muscles in a domesticated chicken are
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The temporalis and masseter muscles close the jaw while the platysma opens the jaw.To clench your teeth,you
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Which bone,if examined,would show that you were working with something other than an upper limb?
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The DNA sequences for a portion of the myosin gene are shown for humans and several non-human primates. The fragments start at nucleotide #26 in the gene, and shaded boxes highlight differences between the two sets of sequences.
-What does the high level of similarity between the myosin gene sequences in human and non-human primates suggest?
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If you placed an electrode on a person's triceps and stimulated the muscle,they would not be able to
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Muscle rich in slow-twitch fibers is darker than muscle rich in fast-twitch fibers.
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Skeletal muscle contraction is important in maintaining body temperature homeostasis.
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