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Exercise 1

Chapter 5, Section 5-1, Page 159
Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology 1st Edition by Michelle Provost-Craig, Susan J. Hall, William C. Rose
ISBN: 9781619604124

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I- Voluntry muscles (= Skeletal muscles )

A- Histology:

  • Distribution : attached to skeleton.
  • shape of fibres : clyindrical.
  • striations : well marked.
  • sarcolemma : very thick.
  • sarcoplasm : red & pale cytoplasm.
  • size : large in size.
  • branching : branch in face & tongue.
  • length of fibres : from 1 - 40 mm.
  • diameter of fibres : up to 100 microns.
  • nuclei : multiple & peripheral.
  • intercalated discs : absent.
  • myofibril : regular sarcomeres.
  • triad of tubular system : distinct.
  • satellite cells: present. -regeneration : from satellite cells.
  • nerve supply : somatic B- physiology:
  • contraction : brisk.
  • relaxation : rapid.
  • Refractory period : short.
  • excitability : very excitable.
  • Rythmicity : no rythmicity.
  • fatigue : rapid onset of fatigue.
  • tetanus : rapid onset of tetanus.
  • functions : main functions, movement, posture & locomotion.
  • muscle tone : present.
  • plasticity : very low.
  • movements : voluntary movements.
  • effect of hypoxia : resistance to hypoxia.
  • adaptation : by training.
  • sensitivity to drugs : not sensitive to drugs.

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