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Muscle tissue practice questions
- 1. What tissue is this?
- 3. What are two alternative names for this tissue?
- 4. 1. Involuntary, non-striated muscle 2. Visceral muscle
- 5. What tissue is this?
- 7. Where is this tissue found?
- 8. Walls of the heart (the “myocardium”)
- 9. What tissue is this?
- 11. Describe the myofibril arrangement in this tissue.
- 12. Dense, orderly arrangement producing dark striations
- 13. What tissue is this?
- 15. Describe the “cell type” for this tissue
- 16. Elongated, tapered fibers arranged as bundles, sheets, or cords
- 17. What tissue is this?
- 19. What degree of control do we have over this tissue type?
- 21. What tissue is this?
- 23. What are two alternative names for this tissue?
- 24. 1. Involuntary, striated muscle 2. Heart muscle
- 25. What tissue is this?
- 27. Describe the nuclear arrangement for this tissue.
- 28. One nucleus in the center of the cell
- 29. What tissue is this?
- 31. Describe the vascular supply for this tissue.
- 32. Dense capillary network, continuous supply
- 33. What tissue is this?
- 35. Where is this tissue found in the human body?
- 36. Usually attached to the bones of the skeleton on one or both ends.
- 37. What tissue is this?
- 39. Describe the nuclear arrangement for this tissue.
- 41. What tissue is this?
- 43. Describe the vascular supply for this tissue.
- 44. Good blood supply, but highly variable
- 45. What tissue is this?
- 47. What microscopic “view” is seen in this picture?
- 49. What tissue is this?
- 51. Describe the “cell type” for this tissue.
- 52. Short fibers which form a branching & weaving network with intercalated discs
- 53. What tissue is this?
- 55. How does this muscle tissue rank against the other two for blood supply?
- 56. Ranks 2nd
- 57. What tissue is this?
- 59. Describe the contraction of this muscle tissue.
- 60. Rhythmic, powerful, yet slow to contract & relax
- 61. What tissue is this?
- 63. What is an alternative name for this muscle tissue?
- 65. What tissue is this?
- 67. What identifying characteristics (list primary & secondary) are visible in this slide?
- 68. • 1. Primary – multiple, peripheral nuclei • 2. Primary – long, cylindrical, parallel fibers • 3. Secondary – dark striations
- 69. What tissue is this?
- 71. Describe the myofibril arrangement in this tissue.
- 72. Dense (but less than skeletal), orderly producing faintly visible striations
- 73. What tissue is this?
- 75. How does this muscle tissue rank against the other two for blood supply?
- 76. Ranks 3rd
- 77. What tissue is this?
- 79. What microscopic “view” is seen in this picture?
- 80. Longitudinal section (long axis)
- 81. What tissue is this?
- 83. What are the “darker” lines called?
- 85. What tissue is this?
- 87. Describe the “cell type” for this tissue.
- 88. Long, cylindrical, parallel fibers arranged as bundles within bundles
- 89. What tissue is this?
- 91. What degree of control do we have over this tissue type?
- 93. What tissue is this?
- 95. Describe the nuclear arrangement for this tissue.
- 96. One (sometimes two in larger cells) nucleus in center of cell
- 97. What tissue is this? Blood vessel
- 99. Describe the vascular supply for this tissue.
- 100. Good blood supply, varies with activity
- 101. What tissue is this?
- 103. Describe the contraction of this muscle tissue.
- 104. Rhythmic, rapid, repeating, fibers show coordinated contraction
- 105. What tissue is this?
- 106. Smooth muscle tissue
- 107. Where is this tissue found?
- 108. Walls of Internal Organs
- 109. What tissue is this?
- 111. Describe the contraction of this muscle tissue.
- 112. Vigorous, short duration,fibers contract independently (fatigue easily)
- 113. What tissue is this?
- 114. Smooth muscle tissue
- 115. Describe the myofibril arrangement in this tissue.
- 116. Least dense, random arrangement producing no visible striations
- 117. What tissue is this?
- 119. How does this muscle tissue rank against the other two for blood supply?
- 120. Ranks 1st
- 121. What tissue is this?
- 122. Smooth muscle tissue
- 123. What degree of control do we have over this tissue type?
- 124. Involuntary control
- 125. What tissue is this?
- 127. What is the most prominent identifying characteristic visible?
- 128. Intercalated discs
- 129. What tissue is this?
- 131. What is the “striped” or “banded” look seen in this slide called?
- 133. What tissue is this?
- 134. Smooth muscle tissue
- 135. Name an organ in the body where this tissue can be found.
- 136. Walls of stomach, intestines, esophagus, bladder, uterus, arteries, and more
- 137. What tissue is this?
- 139. The cell membrane of the tissue is called what?
- 140. Sarcolemma
- 141. What tissue is this?
- 143. Name an organ in the body where this tissue can be found.
- 144. Only found in the walls of the heart called the myocardium
- 145. What tissue is this?
- 147. What are these?
- 149. What tissue is this?
- 151. Name an organ in the body where this tissue can be found.
- 152. Name any muscle from the quiz lists such as biceps brachii, trapezius, deltoid, etc.
- 153. What tissue is this?
- 155. Are there visible striations in this picture?
- 156. Yes
- 157. What tissue is this?
- 159. What is the structure between these arrows called?
- 160. The arrows point to the Z-lines. That makes what is between them a sarcomere.
- 161. What tissue is this?
- 163. This tissue has parallel fibers, so why isn’t it skeletal muscle tissue?
- 164. Intercalated discs visible; single, centered nucleus per cell visible; light striations visible
- 165. What tissue is this?
- 166. Smooth muscle tissue (cross section)
- 167. What tissue is this?
- 168. Cardiac muscle tissue (cross section)
- 169. What tissue is this?
- 171. What tissue is this?
- 173. What tissue is this?
- 175. What tissue is this?
- 176. Smooth muscle tissue
- 177. What tissue is this?
- 179. What tissue is this?
- 180. Smooth muscle tissue
- 181. What tissue is this?
- 182. Skeletal muscle tissue (cross section)
- 183. What tissue is this?
- 185. What tissue is this?
- 186. Smooth muscle tissue
- 187. What tissue is this?
- 189. What tissue is this?