A) A tic is a spasm that can be controlled voluntarily.
B) A tic is a strong and very painful spasm, especially of the leg and foot.
C) A tic is caused by stretching or tearing of a muscle, while a spasm is just an involuntary contraction.
D) A tic is caused by the inflammation of a tendon, while a spasm is just an involuntary contraction.
E) A tic refers to achy muscles, usually due to overexercise, while a spasm is just an involuntary contraction.
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A) the triceps brachii
B) the trapezius
C) the masseter
D) the pectoralis major
E) the sartorius
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A) actin
B) myosin
C) tropomyosin
D) ATP
E) Ca2+
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A) ligaments
B) tendons
C) bursae
D) sarcolemma
E) sarcoplasm
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A) T tubule
B) sliding filament
C) synaptic cleft
D) synaptic vesicle
E) sarcoplasmic reticulum
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A) There are more nerves in the upper body than in the lower extremities.
B) The ocular muscles require finer control than moving the legs.
C) The innervation ratio has to do with the overall size of the muscle- the bigger the muscle, the fewer the muscle fibers per motor axon.
D) The gastrocnemius muscle contracts much harder than the ocular muscles do.
E) There are fewer muscle fibers in the gastrocnemius muscle than in the ocular muscles.
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A) large
B) short
C) muscle
D) tubule
E) smooth
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A) large
B) small
C) huge
D) long
E) short
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A) The muscle relaxes and returns to its former length.
B) Fresh ATP binds to the myosin, causing it to return to its resting position.
C) ADP and phosphate are released, and the power stroke of the contraction occurs.
D) The myosin-actin cross-bridges are broken and the sarcomere shortens.
E) The neurotransmitter is diffusing across the synaptic cleft, causing an electrical signal in the muscle cell.
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A) Ca2+; tropomyosin shifts
B) tropomyosin; the sarcomere relaxes
C) acetylcholine; the sarcomere shortens
D) ATP; tropomyosin returns to normal position
E) T tubules; the sarcomere shortens
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A) none
B) some
C) all
D) 5-10% of the motor units
E) 10-15% of the motor units
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A) glycogen
B) triglycerides
C) glucose
D) fatty acids
E) starch
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A) fascia.
B) fascicle.
C) dense connective tissue.
D) muscle fiber.
E) myofibril.
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