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15 Cards in this Set
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Which muscle type is the smallest?
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smooth muscle
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Which muscle type has fibers with a spindle shaped structure?
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smooth muscle
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Which muscle type has a centrally located nucleus?
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Both cardiac and smooth muscle
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Which type has nuclei that are located in the periphery of the muscle fibers?
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skeletal muscle
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Which type shows branching patterns?
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cardiac
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Which muscle type has intercalated discs?
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cardiac muscle
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What is the function of intercalated discs?
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Connects one cardiac muscle cell to another
Contains gap junctions that provide ionic coupling between the fibers |
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In which muscle type do triads exist?
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skeletal muscle
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Which muscle type is capable of hyperplasia?
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smooth muscle
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Which muscle type is capable of hypertrophy?
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all muscles types: smooth, cardiac, and skeletal
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Which muscle types contain organized myofibrils?
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skeletal and cardiac muscle
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Are myofilaments present in smooth muscle cells?
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Yes, however they are not organized into parallel myofibrils
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which muscle type forms the walls of hollowed organs?
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smooth muscle
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Which muscle type is most widely dispersed throughout the body? Which one is most restricted in distribution?
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smooth muscle is widely distributed
cardiac muscle is restricted to the myocardium of the heart and the great vessels |
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In what muscle type can dense bodies be found?
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smooth muscles
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