Chapter 23

What Is Indicated By 1

What Is Indicated By 1

Myofibril

What Is Indicated By 2

Nucleus

What Is Indicated By 3

Sarcoplasm

What Is 5 Indicating

Axon terminal

What Is 1 Indicating

Endomysium

What Is 2 Indicating

Sarcolemma

What Is 3 Indicating

Motor end plate

What Is 4 Indicating

Telodendrion

What Is 3 Indicating

Myofibrils

What Is 2 Indicating

Nucleus

What Is 1 Indicating

Sarcolemma

What Is 2 Indicating

Endonysium

What Is 3 Indicating

Nucleus

What Is 4 Indicating

Axon Terminal

What Is 5 Indicating

Motor End Plate

What Is 6 Indicating

Myofibrils

What Is 1 Indicating

Sarcolemma

What Type Of Section Is 1

Transverse Section

What Type Of Section Is 2

Logitudinal

What Is 1 Indicating

Striations

What Is 2 Indicating

Nuclei

What Is 1 Indicating

Striations

What Is 2 Indicating

Intercalated Disks

What Is 1 Indicating

Striations

What Is 2 Indicating

Axon Terminals

What Is 3 Indicating

Telodendria

What Describes Skeletal Muscle Tissue

Striated And Voluntary

What Describes Cardiac Muscle Tissue

Striated And Involuntary

What Describes Smooth Muscles Tissue

Smooth And Involuntary

Both Axons And Skeletal Muscle Cells Are Often Referred To As Fibers What Do Both Of These Structures Have In Common That Leads To Them Being Called Fibers

Both Skeletal Muscle Cells And Axons Tend TO Be Very Long And Very Thin

If The Action Of Acetlyvholinesterase was blocked then what would happen to the muscle

Acetylcholine Would Remain In The Synapses Longer Than It Should Stimulating The Muscle TO Contract The Muscle Would Be Unable To Relax Properly

Why Is The Surface Of The Motor End Plate Ruffled Rather Than Smmoth

The Surface Area At The NMJ Increases stimulating Action Potential

List The Methods Of Naming Muscles

Location, Attachments, Orienetatation Of Its Fibers, Shape, Size, Number Of Origins

Define Belly

Largest And Thickest Part

Define Tendon

Dense Irregular Tissue That Can Connect Muscle To Bone

Define Aponeurosis

Tendon Sheath

Define Origin

Start Of The Muscle And Most Stable

Define Insertion

End Of The Muscle Most Moveable

Define Synergist

Works Together To Perform One Action

Define Antagonist

Works Against/Opposite