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Which muscles extend the leg?
Quadriceps
Hamstrings
Gluteus muscles
Soleus, gastrocnemius and tibialis anterior
Anatomically “leg” refers to the limb between the knee and ankle. Extension of the leg is achieved by contacting the quadriceps (on the front of the thigh).
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Which muscle and bone listed below do NOT work together in combination?
Humerus and biceps femoris
Quadriceps and tibia
Femur and gluteal muscles
Radius and biceps brachii
The biceps femoris lies adjacent to the femur, not the humerus.
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What structure attaches a muscle to a bone?
A meniscus
A ligament
A cartilage
A tendon
A tendon is part of a muscle. Ligaments attach bones to each other, while cartilage covers the articulating surfaces of bone.
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The space between the ribs is filled with:
Intercostal muscle
Costal cartilage
Intercostal space
Pleura
“Costa” means rib. Intercostal means between the ribs.
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On what part of the body is the serratus anterior muscle located?
On the front of the torso
On the lower back
At the front of the thigh
In the serratus region
“Anterior” refers to front, so choice B is wrong. There is no “serratus” region.
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What characteristic of a smooth muscle cell distinguishes it from cardiac and from skeletal muscle?
Being branched
Being under involuntary control
Lack of striations
Being uninucleate
Both cardiac and skeletal muscle show striations when viewed under the microscope, but smooth muscle does not.
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Which of the following muscle cell structures is the longest?
A myofilament
A myofibril
A sarcomere
A troponin molecule
A muscle cell is a bundle of myofibrils. Myofibrils contain many sarcomeres joined end to end. Within sarcomeres are found (the shorter) thick and thin myofilaments.
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Which muscle naming criteria are used to name the quadriceps femoris?
Muscle action and location
The origin and insertion
Location and direction of muscle fibres
Location and number of origins
Femoris refers to location on the femur; quadriceps refers to four origins.
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Of the events that lead to myofilaments sliding over each other, which of the following happens first?
The myosin head engages with the binding site on actin.
Troponin changes shape and pulls on tropomyosin.
Calcium ions enter the cell cytoplasm.
ATP is hydrolysed to ADP and inorganic phosphate.
Ca must first enter the cytoplasm in order to bind with troponin. Once the binding site is exposed, the myosin head may engage the site. Prior to engagement, ATP must be hydrolysed to ADP.
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What action does the flexor carpi ulnaris perform?
It flexes the lower arm.
The same as the extensor carpi ulnaris.
It flexes the fingers.
The same as the flexor carpi radialis.
The flexor carpi ulnaris and the flexor carpi radialis perform the same action – flexing the wrist; the former lies superficial to the ulna bone, while the latter is adjacent and superficial to the radius bone.
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