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Telling the three muscle tissues apart by structure, control and where each is found.
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Long cylindrical fibers with obvious striations and many nuclei pushed to the edge make up which muscle tissue?
Cells that are spindle-shaped, lack striations, and usually have one central nucleus make up which muscle tissue?
Striated cells that branch and connect end to end through intercalated discs belong to which muscle tissue?
A tissue sample shows nonstriated fibers arranged in sheets around a hollow organ. Which muscle tissue is it?
A microscope field shows parallel, unbranched fibers with repeating light and dark bands. Which muscle tissue is present?
Fibers are striated, yet each cell usually has only one central nucleus. Which muscle tissue is it?
The biceps brachii moves the forearm across the elbow joint. Which muscle tissue forms that organ?
The muscular layer of the small intestine pushes chyme forward by peristalsis. Which tissue forms that layer?
The wall of the organ that pumps blood through the pulmonary and systemic circuits is made mostly of which muscle tissue?
The muscle tissue that opens and closes the pupil lies in the iris of the eye. Which tissue is it?
The masseter elevates the mandible during chewing. Which muscle tissue makes up the masseter?
A tissue contracts when somatic motor neurons release acetylcholine at neuromuscular junctions. Which muscle tissue is described?
Autonomic nerves change the contraction of muscle in the airway walls, narrowing or widening them, but conscious choice cannot start it. Which tissue is described?
One muscle tissue has autorhythmic cells that set a beat without waiting for a somatic motor command. Which tissue is it?
As the urinary bladder fills, its wall is stretched and contracts more strongly, and this contraction is not under direct voluntary control. Which muscle tissue fits this pattern?
Which feature belongs to skeletal muscle fibers?
Which feature is typical of smooth muscle cells?
Which feature helps cardiac muscle cells pass electrical impulses from cell to cell?
Which location is characteristic of smooth muscle?
Which control feature is characteristic of skeletal muscle?
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