Jeopardy Review - Muscular

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Jeopardy
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Directions Choose your desired category and the
appropriate points. Remember to phrase your
answer in the form of a question. If you need to
go back to see the answer, push P for previous
and N for next. Good Luck!
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Head, Neck, Trunk Muscles
Micro-scopic Anatomy
Limb Muscles
Muscle Anatomy
Muscle Contraction
Misc
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A bundle of muscle fibers.
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What is a fascicle?
100
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The layer of connective tissue that covers an
entire muscle.
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What is the epimysium?
200
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Specific type of connective tissue that makes up
the endomysium.
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What is loose connective tissue?
300
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A broad, flat tendon.
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What is an aponeurosis?
400
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Two of the three functions of a tendon.
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What are- connect muscle to bone or c.t.-
provide durability over bony projections-
stabilize joints?
500
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The fundamental unit of contraction.
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What is a sarcomere?
100
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The cell membrane of a muscle fiber.
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What is the sarcolemma?
200
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ALL types of myofilaments that make up a light
(I) band in a sarcomere.
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What are actin myofilaments only?
300
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The other names for the thin thick myofilaments
in a sarcomere(2 answers be able to specify
which is which).
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What are actin (thin filaments) myosin (thick
filaments)?
400
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Organelles that fill most of the space inside a
muscle fiber.
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What are myofibrils?
500
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The tiny space between the axon terminal and the
sarcolemma.
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What is the synaptic cleft?
100
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The full name of the neurotransmitter that
controls muscle contraction.
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What is acetylcholine (ACh)?
200
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Specific part of the sarcolemma where it tunnels
deep into the cell (see arrow in diagram).
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What is a T tubule?
300
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A motor neuron and all the muscle fibers it
controls.
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What is a motor unit?
400
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The specific step in the process of muscle
contraction that follows ACh binding to the
receptor on the sarcolemma.
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What is Na ions move into the muscle fiber and
K ions move out of the muscle fiber, generating
an action potential?
500
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The smiling muscle.
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What is the zygomaticus?
100
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The kissing muscle.
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What is the orbicularis oris?
200
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Arm (shoulder) abductor.
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What is the deltoid?
300
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All four muscles that form the abdominal wall.
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What are the- rectus abdominis- external
oblique- internal oblique- transversus
abdominis?
400
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Antagonist to the sternocleidomastoid.
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What is the trapezius (or the other
sternocleidomastoid)?
500
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Calf muscle.
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What is the gastrocnemius?
100
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Major muscle group that extends the knee.
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What is the quadriceps group?
200
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The TWO synergists to the biceps brachii.
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What are the brachialis and the brachioradialis?
300
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The triceps brachii attaches to the humerus and
the ulna.Based on the above statement, the bone
that is the insertion of the triceps brachii
muscle.
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What is the ulna?
400
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Antagonist to the iliopsoas.
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What is the gluteus maximus?
500
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The type of muscle tissue(s) that make(s) up the
muscular system.
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What is skeletal muscle?
100
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The prime mover of jaw flexion.
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What is the masseter?
200
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Ion that allows myosin heads to form
cross-bridges and attach to actin.
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What is calcium?
300
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Muscles that help raise the rib cage, as in a
deep inhalation.
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What are the external intercostals?
400
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All four muscles that make up the hamstring group.
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What are the- biceps femoris- semitendinosus-
semimembranosus?
500