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Skeletal muscle to shorten with force   Contractility  
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Skeletal muscle to respond to a stimuli   Excitability  
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Ability to be stretched   Extensibility  
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Recoil to their original resting length after they have been stretched   Elasticity  
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Connective tissue sheath that surrounds skeletal muscle   Epimysium  
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Connective tissue located outside the epimysium   Fascia  
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Muscle cells   Fibers  
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A muscle is composed of numerous visible bundles   Fasciculi (fasicle)  
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Fasciculi is surrounded by loose connective tissue called   Permysium  
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Each fiber is surrounded by a connective tissue sheath   Endomysium  
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The cytoplasm of each fiber is filled with   Myofibrils  
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Threadlike structures that stretch from one end of the fiber to another   Myofibrils  
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Myofibrils consist of two major kinds of protein fibers   Actin & myosin  
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Thin myofilaments   Actin  
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Thick myofilaments   Myosin  
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Actin and myosin myofilaments form highly ordered units   Sarcomeres  
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Join end to end to form the myofibril   Sarcomeres  
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Basic structural and functional unity of the muscle   Sarcomere  
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Occipito frontals   Raise eyebrows  
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Orbicularis oculi   Closes eyelids & causes "crows feet"  
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Orbicularis oris   Puckers the mouth  
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Buccinator   Flattens the cheeks  
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"Trumpet Muscle"   Buccinator  
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Two kissing muscles   Orbicularis oris & buccinator  
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Zygomaticus   Smiling  
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Lavator labiisuperioris   Sneering  
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Depressor anguli oris   Frowning  
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Chewing (another word)   Mastication  
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Intriminis tongue muscles   Change the shape of the tongue  
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Extrinsic tongue musles   Move the tongue  
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External intercostals   Elevate ribs during inspiration  
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Internal intercostals   Contract during forced expiration  
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Diaphram   Quiet breathing  
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Rectus abdominus   Flexes the vertebral column  
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Attaches humerus to the scapula   Deltoid  
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Triceps brachii   Extends forearm  
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Biceps brachii   Flexes and suppinates forearm  
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Brachialis   Primary flexor of forearm  
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Brachiaradialis   Flexes and pronates forearm  
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Flexor carpi   Flexes wrist  
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Extensor Carpi   Extends wrist  
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Flexor digitorum   Flexes digits  
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Extensor digitorum   Extends digits  
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Rhomboids   Draw the scapula toward the vertebral column  
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Pectoralis Major   Adducts and flexes the arm  
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Pectoralis Minor   Pulls the scapula inferiorly  
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Muscle tone   Constant tension produced by muscles  
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Fast-twitch mucles   Contract and fatigue quickly  
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Slow-Twitch muscles   Contract and fatigue slowly  
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Origin   Most stationary end of the muscle  
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Insertion   End of muscle undergoing to greatest movement  
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