3 Major Types Of Muscles.
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Skeletal Muscles attach to: | Tendons, Bones and Flat Tendons (Aponeurosis)
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Cardiac Muscles are of: | The Heart
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Smooth Muscles are of: | Walls of hollow organs (Stomach) and Blood vessels.
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Which muscles are voluntary? | Skeletal
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Which muscles are involuntary? | Cardiac and Smooth
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Which muscle is the fastest? | Skeletal (Jumping)
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Which muscle is the slowest? | Smooth (Vasodilation)
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Which muscle is: Straight and have many nuclei that is periphery? | Skeletal
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Which muscle is: Branched and have one or two nuclei that is set in the middle? | Cardiac
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Which muscle is: Spindle shaped and only have one nuclei that is set in the middle? | Smooth
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