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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of skeletal muscles?
Intercalated discs
True:
multinucleated, voluntary control, striated
During what speed of movement will a person be able to lift the heaviest weight?
A slow movement
in the figure showing muscle proteins, which protein does the arrow point to?
Myosin

Calcium ions, responsible for turning on muscle contractions, are stored in the
Sarcoplasmic reticulum
During muscle contraction, which protein has the moving structures that pull on the others?
Myosin
Which of these is NOT true about skeletal muscle?
The individual muscle fibers within the skeletal muscle typically extend the entire length of the muscle
True:
Muscle cells are also referred to as muscle fibers, muscle cells require energy for both the action and relaxation phases of contraction
A motor neuron and all of the muscle fibers it innervates are referred to as a motor unit
Please arrange the events leading to a muscle contraction in the correct order
1. Release of calcium
2. Release of acetylcholine
3. Myosin binding to actin
4. Depolarization reaches the t-tubules
2,4,1,3
Which of the following is true
Muscles that carry out fine motor movements are generally made up of motor units that contain only a few muscle fibers
False:
A single motor neuron can innervate only one muscle fiber
The muscle fiber composition of a motor unit is generally mixed (some slow-twitch, some fast-twitch fibers)
A single muscle fiber may be innervated by multiple motor neurons
Please arrange the events to a muscle contraction in the correct order
1. Calcium binds to troponin, causing tropomyosin to move
2. Depolarization of axon terminals
3. End plate potential in the muscle cell
4. The central nervous system sends a command in the form of a motor impulse
4,2,3,1
Which skeletal muscle fiber type has the lowest motor unit strength, the highest aerobic capacity, and highest fatigue resistance?
SO
Which of these is NOT true about skeletal muscle fibers?
The reuptake of calcium from the sarcoplasm after contraction uses passive transport
True:
Myoglobin is the oxygen transporting protein in muscles
FOG fibers are more fatigue resistant than type IIx
Myoglobin gives slow twitch muscles their dark red appearance
Which of these statements is NOT correct?
Troponin covers actin binding sites on myosin
Correct:
Cardiac muscle cells are striated
ATPase works with myosin to facilitate the power stroke of muscle contraction
Acetylcholine is the neurotransmitter between a motor neuron and a muscle fiber
The amount of force generated by a group of muscles depends on
The type of motor units recruited, the number of motor units recruited, the frequency of stimulation of motor units
Which athletes would you expect to have the highest percentage of SO fibers in her body?
Paula Radcliffe, a world record holder in the marathon
Other options:
Marion Jones, a world class sprinter and jumper
Inge de Brujn, a world record holder for the 50 m freestyle event in swimming
Gabriele Reinsch, a world record holder in discus
Which statement best describes the ramp theory of motor unit recruitment?
As the force requirement increases, type 1 motor units are activated first, the type 2A motor units, then type 2X motor units
Other options:
As the force requirement increases, a motor neuron will first active the slow twitch muscle cells it innervates, then the same motor neuron will activate the fast twitch A muscle cells it innervates, then the fast twitch X muscle cells
As the force requirement increases, type 2X motor units are activated first, then type 2A motor units, then type 1 motor units
As the force requirement increase, the type 2 motor units are activated unit they fatigue, then the type 1 motor units take over
A muscle action in which the muscle generates force but does not change in length is called
an isometric action
Which of these factors is most responsible for the muscle fiber type composition?
The DNA acquired for their parents
Other options:
The amount of resistance training an athlete does
The amount of endurance training an athlete does
Their dietary protein intake, theater from plant or animal
As you perform a maximal voluntary contraction, which statement accurately describes the interplay of motor unit recruitment and the motor unit rate of stimulation?
The first 30% of force production is accounted for by the recruitment of additional motor units, from 30-70% the increase in force production is due partly to increasing the rate of stimulation and partly due to recruitment of additional motor units, and from 70-100% the increase in force is due primarily to increasing the rate of stimulation
Based on your reading of "Enzyme activity and fiber composition in skeletal muscle of untrained and trained men" which statement about fiber type is NOT correct?
In response to resistance exercise, the ST fibers become larger than the FT fibers
True:
Endurance trained athletes have higher aerobic capacity in their type 1 and type 2 fibers than do strength and power athletes
Fast twitch muscle fibers were about 20% larger in diameter than were slow twitch muscle fibers
the muscle fibers, slow twitch and fast twitch, were larger in diameter in the trained subject than in the secondary subjects
What happens to a person's muscle fiber type composition as they age (particularly reading the senior citizen years)?
There is a loss of type 2 fibers, resulting in a higher percentage of their muscle fibers being type 1
The smallest contractile response of a muscle fiber or motor unit to a single electrical stimulus
twitch
A small bundle of muscle fibers wrapped in a connective tissue sheath within a muscle
Fascicle
A sheath of connective tissue that covers each muscle fiber
endomysium
A muscle fiber's cell membrane
Sarcolemma
Any muscle action that produces joint movement
dynamic contraction