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ANOTHER NAME FOR A VOLUNTARY MUSCLE IS
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INTERCALATED DISKS ARE FOUND IN _____ MUSCLE
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| WHICH TYPE OF MUSCLE TISSUE CONTAINS STRIATIONS |
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| ANOTHER NAME FOR VISCERAL MUSCLE IS____MUSCLE |
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IN THE BENDING OF AN ELBOW, WHAT WOULD BE THE PRIMARY MOVER
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| IN EXTENDING THE ELBOW THE____ IS THE PRIMARY MOVER |
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| THE TRICEPT BRACHII AND THE BICEPTS BRACHII ARE WHAT TO EACH OTHER |
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| WHAT DOES TONIC CONTRACTIONS MAINTAIN |
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WHAT HAPPENS WHEN MUSCLES CONTRACT.
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| LIFTING A BOOK OFF THE DESK IS AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT TYPE OF MUSCLE CONTRACTION |
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TRYING TO LIFT A 500- POUND WEIGHT WOULD RESULT IN WHAT TYPE OF MUSCLE CONTRATION
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| MOVEMENT THAT IS OPPOSITE OF FLEXION IS |
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IF THE MUSCLES OF A WEIGHTLIFTER AND A MARATHON RUNNER WERE COMPARED, THE MARATHON RUNNER WOULD HAVE,
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| SHAKING YOUR HEAD NO IS AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT TYPE OF MOVEMENT |
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| THE AUTOIMMUNE MUSCLE CONDITION THAT IS CHARACTERIZED BY MUSCLE WEAKNESS, ESPECIALLY IN THE FACE AND THROAT, I S CALLED |
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| WHICH TYPE OF MUSCLE TISSUE SPECIALIZES IN CONTRACTION OF SHORTENING |
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| THE ORIGIN OF A MUSCLE, IS ATTACHED |
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THE "HEAD"
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| WHICH SUBSTANCE IS STORED IN THE MUSCLE'S ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM AND THEN RELEASED WHEN A NERVE SIGNAL STIMMULATES A MUSCLE FIVER? |
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WHAT IS THE PRIMARY FUNCTION OF THE MUSCLAR SYSTEM,
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| WHICH TYPE OF CONTRACTION CAN BE SEEN IN AN ISOLATED MUSCLE BUT PLAYS A MINIMAL ROLE IN NORMAL MUSCLE ACTIVITY |
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| MOVING A BODY PART AWAY FROM THE MIDLINE OF THE BODY IS CALLED |
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| DAMAGE TO A LIGAMENT RESULTS IN WHICH TYPE OF INJURY |
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PROTEIN THAT MAKES UP THE THICK MYOFILAMENT
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ANOTHER NAME FOR SMOOTH MUSCLE
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STRUCTURES THAT ARE FOUND ONLY IN CARDIAC MUSCLE
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STRUCTURES THAT SEPARATE ONE SACROMERE FROM ANOTHER
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PROTEIN THAT MAKES UP THE THIN MYOFILAMENT
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USUALLY THE NONMOVING ATTACHMENT POINT OF A MUSCLE
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ANOTHER TERM FOR SKELETAL MUSCLE
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A SMALL FLUID-FILLED SAC THAT LIES BETWEEN SOME TENDONS AND BONES
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FUNCTIONAL UNIT OF CONTRACTION OF A SKELETAL MUSCLE
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USUALLY THE MOVING ATTACHMENT POINT OF A MUSCLE
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-VOLUNTARY MUSCLE
-VISCERAL MUSCLE
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