A) The number of cross-bridges that can form is higher in a short muscle fiber compared to longer fibers.
B) Muscle fibers that have larger diameters have more myofibrils and therefore can form more cross-bridges.
C) Increasing stimulation of a muscle fiber results in increased formation of cross-bridges.
D) Muscle fibers that are stretched to the optimal length will provide higher numbers of cross-bridges.
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A) It causes flaccid paralysis, and if it affects the respiratory muscles, can result in death.
B) It disrupts the balance between ACh and acetylcholinesterase, leading to spastic contractions.
C) The brain compensates by producing more ACh, limiting the illness to only a few hours.
D) The jaws are most affected, and it results in "lockjaw."
E) Problems only result when the individual has low immunity.
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A) Slow fibers
B) Fast (type IIa) fibers
C) Fast (IIb) fibers
D) White fibers
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A) Synaptic vesicles
B) Synaptic cleft
C) Sarcolemma
D) Presynaptic terminal
E) Postsynaptic membrane
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A) increase muscle size and strength.
B) cause testicular atrophy.
C) cause cardiovascular disease.
D) increase the number of muscle fibers.
E) increase total muscle mass.
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A) A relaxed muscle fiber
B) A conducting neuron
C) A stimulated sensory receptor in the skin
D) A contracting cardiac muscle cell
E) The eye seeing an image
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A) Skeletal muscle
B) Smooth muscle
C) Cardiac muscle
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A) The functioning of the sodium-chloride pump
B) Negatively charged proteins not readily diffusing across the plasma membrane
C) The attraction of chloride ions to other intracellular anions
D) The repulsion of potassium ions by the intracellular anions
E) The attraction of sodium ions to chloride ions
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A) shortens its length.
B) recoils to its original resting length.
C) stretches beyond its normal length.
D) responds to stimulation by the nervous system.
E) excites itself.
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A) acetylcholine stimulates the pre-synaptic terminal.
B) Na+ diffuse into the muscle fiber.
C) actin-myosin cross-bridges form.
D) Ca2+ are transported back to the sarcoplasmic reticulum.
E) the action potential travels down the T tubule.
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A) Slow fibers
B) Type IIA fast fibers
C) Type IIB fast fibers
D) Type I slow-twitch fibers
E) Red fibers
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A) ion concentration differences across the plasma membrane.
B) receptor sites that are present on the plasma membrane.
C) phosphorylation reactions within the cytoplasm.
D) phospholipids in the plasma membrane.
E) None of these choices are correct.
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A) contains only myosin myofilaments.
B) contains only actin myofilaments.
C) contains both myosin and actin myofilaments.
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A) They allow for rapidly developing action potentials in smooth muscle cells.
B) They are shallow invaginations of plasma membrane.
C) They maintain relatively constant tension in smooth muscle for a period of time.
D) They are part of the intracellular cytoskeleton.
E) They act as enzymes that remove phosphate from myosin.
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A) red
B) white
C) intermediate
D) fast twitch
E) slow oxidative
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A) Anaerobic respiration
B) Aerobic respiration
C) Both anaerobic respiration and aerobic respiration are correct.
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A) Depolarization of the sarcolemma
B) Release of acetylcholine from the presynaptic terminal
C) Exposure of the active sites on G actin
D) All of these are important functions of calcium ions in skeletal muscle contraction.
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A) the force of contraction of individual muscle fibers.
B) the number of motor units recruited.
C) the amplitude of the action potential.
D) the frequency of stimulus.
E) thresholds.
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A) cramps.
B) fibrositis.
C) fibrosis.
D) muscular dystrophy.
E) paralysis.
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A) It would cause paralysis.
B) It would cause action potentials to be inhibited, thereby rendering the muscle useless.
C) The body would increase its production of acetylcholine to compensate.
D) The axons of the motor neurons would atrophy, and the muscle would weaken.
E) The muscle would have no way to relax, and spastic contractions would result.
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