A) ATP
B) calcium
C) oxygen
D) vitamin A
E) titin
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A) mitochondria.
B) sarcomeres.
C) nuclei.
D) centrioles.
E) troponin molecules.
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A) teres minor
B) supraspinatus
C) pectoralis major
D) teres major
E) subscapularis
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A) actin and myosin.
B) epimysium.
C) ATP and ADP.
D) troponin.
E) tropomyosin.
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A) The ATP produced is used to build energy reserves of ATP and glycogen.
B) Most ATP is produced through glycolysis, with lactate and hydrogen ions as byproducts.
C) Glucose and fatty acids are catabolized.
D) Mitochondrial activity provides about one-third of the ATP consumed.
E) Mitochondria are not involved.
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A) Muscle activity does not generate heat.
B) Shivering in a cold environment results in higher levels of heat loss.
C) When skeletal muscles are contracting at peak levels, body temperature drops.
D) Heat loss is reduced when blood flow to the skin increases.
E) Muscle contractions play an important role in the maintenance of normal body temperature.
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A) adducts the spine
B) adducts and flexes the humerus
C) elevates, adducts, depresses, or rotates the scapula
D) provides medial rotation of the head
E) provides lateral rotation of the humerus
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A) myofilaments.
B) sarcoplasmic reticula.
C) myofibrils.
D) I bands.
E) sarcolemma.
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A) Red muscles are slower than white muscles.
B) Red muscles have fewer mitochondria than white muscles.
C) Red muscles have fibers of greater diameter than those of white muscles.
D) Red muscles contain less myoglobin than white muscles.
E) Red muscles fatigue quickly.
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A) Z line.
B) M line.
C) H band.
D) A band.
E) I band.
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A) brachioradialis
B) triceps brachii
C) pronator quadratus
D) palmaris longus
E) supinator
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A) is used during long, slow athletic activities.
B) is exemplified by contractions of fast muscle fibers.
C) is determined by the availability of carbohydrates, lipids, or amino acids for breakdown.
D) is the length of time a muscle can continue to contract while supported by mitochondrial activities.
E) does not promote muscle hypertrophy.
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A) Tolerance for exercise increases.
B) Skeletal muscles become more elastic.
C) Skeletal muscle fibers become smaller in diameter.
D) Muscle fibers contain more myoglobin.
E) Scar tissue formation does not occur.
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A) latent
B) contraction
C) twitch
D) relaxation
E) recovery
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A) pectoralis major
B) biceps brachii
C) deltoid
D) erector spinae
E) tibialis anterior
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A) The contractions of skeletal muscles pull on tendons and move elements of the skeleton.
B) Skeletal muscles are responsible for guarding the openings of the digestive and urinary tracts.
C) Skeletal muscles are responsible for the pumping action of the heart.
D) Skeletal muscles support the weight of some internal organs.
E) Skeletal muscle contractions help maintain body temperature.
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A) is an anaerobic process.
B) is the breakdown of pyruvate to glucose.
C) acts as the only source of ATP in muscle tissue.
D) is only active during rest.
E) occurs in the nucleus.
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A) Cardiac muscle cells are striated.
B) Cardiac muscle cells achieve tetany with every contraction.
C) Cardiac muscle fibers are multinucleated.
D) Cardiac muscle fibers are faster than skeletal muscles.
E) Neurons that innervate cardiac muscle tissue are under voluntary control.
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