5 Written Questions

1. Specialized structures found in cardiac muscle that allow impulses to travel from one muscle cell to the next
2. Fascia that surrounds an individual muscle fiber
3. The mid-section of a muscle
4. Fascia that surrounds the entire muscle (belly)
5. The origination/starting point of a muscle; in movement, this part of the muscle attaches to a bone(s) that remains stationary

5 Matching Questions

1. Prime Mover (Agonist)
2. Skeletal Muscle
3. Superficial Fascia
4. Fascicle
5. Anatagonist

1. a A bundle of muscle fibers
2. b The muscle that relaxes while the prime mover produces movement at a joint
3. c Muscle that attaches to bone and produces movement
4. d The muscle that produces movement at a joint
5. e Fascia closest to the surface; consists of areolar connective tissue and adipose

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. A collective extension of the endomysium, perimysium and epimysium that connects muscle to bone
   1. Endomysium
   2. Tendon
   3. Origin
   4. Insertion
2. The end point/attachment site of a muscle; in movement, this part of the muscle attaches to the bone(s) that move
   1. Origin
   2. Insertion
   3. Epimysium
   4. Tendon
3. Dense irregular connective tissue that separates muscles into functional groups
   1. Endomysium
   2. Fascicle
   3. Epimysium
   4. Deep Fascia
4. Ability of a muscle to receive/react to stimuli
   1. Extensibility
   2. Excitability
   3. Elasticity
   4. Contractility
5. Muscle that lines hollow internal organs (ex - esophagus) and moves fluids/foods throughout the body
   1. Cardiac Muscle
   2. Skeletal Muscle
   3. Smooth Muscle
   4. Fascicle

5 True/False Questions

1. Elasticity → Ability of a muscle to receive/react to stimuli

   True        False

2. Perimysium → Fascia that surrounds a bundle (fascicle) of muscle fibers

   True        False

3. Contractility → Ability of a muscle to shorten/thicken

   True        False

4. Extensibility → Ability of a muscle to stretch

   True        False

5. Cardiac Muscle → Heart tissue

   True        False