6 Written Questions

1. LEVEL OF STIMULUS ABOVE WHICH NO FURTHER INCREASE IN CONTRACTION ARE SEEN
2. MINIMAL STIMULUS REQUIRED FOR A MUSCLE TWITCH
3. MUSCLE CONTRACTION OF VARYING STRENGTH
4. STAIRCASE EFFECT. MUSCLE STIMMED SEVERAL TIMES EACH ONE PRODUCING GREATER FORCE WITH EACH CONTRACTION
5. SLIGHT AMOUNT OF TENSION IN A MUSCLE
6. RESISTANCE

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. DEVELOP TENSION DOES NOT SHORTEN. LOAD IS GREATER THAN FORCE
   1. ISOMETRIC
   2. GRADATION
   3. EMC
   4. ISOTONIC
2. INABILITY OF MUSCLE TO CONTRACT
   1. TONUS
   2. LATENT
   3. TETANUS
   4. FATIGUE
3. MOTOR NEURON AND ALL THE MUSCLE FIBERS IT INNERVATES
   1. TONUS
   2. MOTOR UNIT
   3. ISOTONIC
   4. LATENT
4. DEVELOP TENSION AND SHORTENS. OVERCOMES THE LOAD
   1. ISOMETRIC
   2. ISOTONIC
   3. TONUS
   4. MOTOR UNIT
5. LATENT, CONTRACTION, RELAXATION
   1. MOTOR UNIT
   2. ISOMETRIC
   3. WAVE SUMMATION
   4. PHASES OF MUSCLE TWITCH

5 True/False Questions

1. WAVE SUMMATION → MUSCLE CONTRACTION OF VARYING STRENGTH

   True        False

2. LATENT → TIME OF STIMULUS TO ONSET OF CONTRACTION

   True        False

3. EMC → RESISTANCE

   True        False

4. TETANUS → FREQUENCY OF STIMULUS IS INCREASED SO MUSCLE CAN'T RELAX. ALLOWS FOR SMOOTH SUSTAINED CONTRACTION

   True        False

5. RECRUITMENT → TIME OF STIMULUS TO ONSET OF CONTRACTION

   True        False