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| SMALL BUNDLES OF MUSCLE FIBERS ARE CALLED | FASCICLES
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| ARRANGED IN SERIES WITHIN THE MYOFIBRILS; EXTENDS FROM Z LINE TO Z LINE | SARCOMERE(S)
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| CORDLIKE STRUCTURE THAT ATTCHES MUSCLE TO BONE | TENDON
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| AN EXTENSION OF THE SARCOLEMMA THT PENETRATES INTO THE INTERIOR OF THE MUSCLE | T TUBULES
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| FLAT, SHEETLIKE FASCIA THAT ATTACHES MUSCLE TO MUSCLE OR MUSCLE TO BONE | APONEUROSIS
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| THIN FILAMENT THAT EXTENDS FROM Z LINES TOWARD THE CENTER OF THE SARCOMERE | ACTIN
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| THICK FILAMENT THAT FORMS CROSSBRIDGES WITH THE THIN FILAMENTS | MYOSIN
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| ANOTHER NAME FOR THE MUSCLE CELL | MUSCLE FIBER
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| ANOTHER NAME FOR THE CELL MEMBRANE IS | SARCOLEMMA
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| FLAT MUSCLE THAT RAISES THE EYEBROWS AND WRINKLES THE FOREHEAD | FRONTALIS
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| A CHEWING MUSCLE THAT WORKS SYNERGISTICALLY WITH THE TEMPORALIS MUSCLE TO CLOSE THE JAW | MASSETER
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| THE SMILING MUSCLE | ZYGOMATICUS
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| ABDUCTS THE ARM INTO A SCARECROW POSITION | DELTOID
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| ANTAGONIST TO THE BICEPS BRACHII | TRICEPS BRACHII
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| FLATTENS THE CHEEK AS IN BLOWING INTO A TRUMPET | BUCCINATOR
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| MOVES THE HEAD BACK AS IN LOOKING AT THE SKY; SHRUGS THE SHOULDERS | TRAPEZIUS
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| FLAT FAN-SHAPED MUSCLE THAT EXTENDS FROM THE TEMPORAL BONE TO THE MANDIBLE | TEMPORALIS
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| SYNERGISTIC WITH THE BICEPS BRACHII | BRACHIALIS
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| LARGE FLAT MUSCLE OF THE MID- TO LOWER BACK; ALLOWS YOU TO POINT TO AN OBJECT BEHIND YOU | LATISSIMUS DORSI
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| ATTACHES TO THE BREASTBONE, COLLARBONE, AND TEMPORAL BONE | STERNOCLEIDOMASTOID
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| LARGE MUSCLES ON THE ANTERIOR CHEST | TRAPEZIUS
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| ACRONYM FOR ABDOMINAL MUSCLES | TIRE
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| DOME-SHAPED MUSCLE THAT SEPARATES THE THORACIC CAVITY FOR THE ABDOMINAL CAVITY | DIAPHRAGM
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| LARGE MUSCLES LOCATED ALONG THE MEDIAL PART OF THE THIGH; HORSEBACK RIDERS USE THESE MUSCLES TO GRIP THE HORSE WITH THEIR THIGHS | ADDUCTORS
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| INCLUDE THE INTERNAL OBLIQUE, EXTERNAL OBLIQUE, TRANVERSUS, AND RECTUS | ABDOMINAL
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| LARGEST MUSCLEIN THE BODY THAT FORMS MOST OF THE BUTTOCKS; YOU SIT ON IT | GLUTEUS MAXIMUS
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| THE AXHILLES TENDON ATTACHES THE SOLEUS AND THIS MUSCLE TO THE CALCANEUS | GASTROCNEMIUS
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| THE MUSCLE GROUP ON THE POSTERIOR THIGH; IT ACTS ANTAGONISTICALLY TO THE QUADRICEPS FEMORIS MUSCLE GROUP | HAMSTRINGS
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| WHAT TYPE OF MUSCLE IS DESCRIBED AS STRIATED AND VOLUNTARY? | SKELETAL MUSCLE
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| WHICH TYPE OF MUSCLE REQUIRES STIMULATION BY A SOMATIC MOTOR NEURON? | SKELETAL MUSCLE
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| WHAT TWO, "SLIDES" IN THE SLIDING FILAMENT HYPOTHESIS | ACTIN AND MYOSIN
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| WHY IS COMPARTMENT SYNDROME SERIOUS? | IT DEPRIVES THE MUSCLE OF O2
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| WHAT CAUSES THE FORCE-GENERATING CROSSBRIDGES TO DO | THE BINDING OF THE MYOSIN HEAD TO ACTIN
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| WHAT FORM FORCE-GENERATING CROSSBRIDGES, SLIDING FILAMENTS, AND CONSIDERED CONTRACTILE PROTEINS? | ACTIN AND MYOSIN
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| WHAT OCCURS WHEN CALCIUM IS PUMPED BACK INTO THE SARCOPLASMIC RETICULUM? | MUSCLE RELAXATION
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| WHAT HAPPENS IF THE SOMATIC MOTOR NERVE THAT SUPPLIES THE MUSCLES OF THE THIGH, GETS SEVERED? | CANNOT WALK
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| CHARACTERIZED BY SKELETAL MUSCLE WEAKNESS | MYASTHENIA GRAVIS
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| INCREASES THE FORCE OF MUSCLE CONTRACTION | RECRUITMENT
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| WHAT DOES CURARE-INDUCED MUSCLE BLOCKADE AT THE Nm RECEPTORS CAUSE? | PARALYSIS
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| THIS FIBER IS CHOLINERGIC, TRANSMITTER IS ACETYLCHOLIN, STIMULATION IS NECESSARY FOR SKELETAL MUSCLE CONTRACTION, WHAT IS IT? | SOMATIC MOTOR NEURON
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| AN ENERGY SOURCE FOR MUSCLE CONTRACTION | CREATINE PHOSPHATE
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| WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE MUSCLE BURNS GLUCOSE ANANEROBICALLY? | LACTIC ACID ACCUMULATES
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| WHERE DOES THE BICEPS BRACHII MUSCLE HVE IT INSERTION? | ON THE RADIUS
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| WHAT DO THE BICEPS BRACHII, BRACHIORADIALIS, AND BRACHIALIS MUSCLES DO? | FLEX THE FOREARM AT THE ELBOW
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| THE HEAD OF THIS CONTRACTILE PROTEIN BINDS TO ACTIN TO FORM A CROSSBRIDGE | MYOSIN
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| CALCIUM IS STORED WITHIN THIS MUSCLE STRUCTURE | SARCOPLASMIC RETICULUM
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| THE MUSCLE ATTACHMENT TO THE MOVABLE BONE | INSERTION
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| USE IT OR LOSE IT | ATROPHY
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| A HELPER MUSCLE | SYNERGIST
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| A MUSCLE OF MASTICATION | MASSETER
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| MAJOR MUSCLE OF THE ANTERIOR CHEST; ATTACHES TO THE HUMERUS | PECTORALIS MAJOR
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| THE MUSCLE GROUP THAT LIES ALONG THE POSTERIOR THIGH; FLEXES THE LEG AT THE KNEE | HAMSTRINGS
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| CONTRACTION OF THIS MUSCLE CAUSES PLANTAR FLEXION | GASTROCNEMIUS
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| THIS MUSCLE ATTACHES TO THE CALCANEUS BY THE ACHILLES TENDON | GASTROCNEMIUS
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| WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE SKELETAL MUSCLE IS STIMULATED QUICKLY AND REPETITIVELY? | THE MUSCLE TETANIZES
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| IS THE PRIME MOVER OF FLEXION OF THE LEG | HAMSTRINGS
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