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Chapter 08: Muscular System
Colville: Clinical Anatomy and Physiology for Veterinary Technicians, 3rd Edition
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. What type of muscle controls the movement of an animal’s skeleton?
involuntary nonstriated muscle
involuntary striated muscle
voluntary nonstriated muscle
voluntary striated muscle
2. The linea alba is a/an
3. When skeletal muscle contracts, which site undergoes the greatest movement?
4. A skeletal muscle that contracts at the same time as the prime mover muscle and assists in
carrying out the prime mover’s action is a/an
5. The triceps brachii muscle is partially named based on
the direction its fibers run.
6. When the sternocephalicus muscle contracts what happens in the animal’s body?
The rear leg is pulled backward.
The front leg is pulled forward.
The head and neck are lowered.
The head and neck are raised.
7. The internal abdominal oblique muscle is partially named based on
the direction its fibers run.
8. If the fibers of a muscle are running caudoventrally, in which direction are they running?
to the back of the animal and down
to the back of the animal and up
to the front of the animal and down
to the front of the animal and up
9. Which three muscles make up the hamstring muscle?
biceps femoris, semitendinosus, semimembranosus
gluteal, quadriceps femoris, biceps femoris
quadriceps femoris, gluteal, biceps femoris
semitendinosus, semimembranosus, gluteal
10. The muscle in an animal that corresponds to the calf muscle in humans is the
deep digital flexor muscle.
quadriceps femoris muscle.
11. The diaphragm is composed of
involuntary nonstriated muscle.
involuntary striated muscle.
voluntary nonstriated muscle.
voluntary striated muscle.
12. The respiratory muscles that work together to increase the size of the thoracic cavity when
they contract are the
abdominal and internal intercostal muscles.
abdominal and external intercostal muscles.
diaphragm and external intercostal muscles.
internal and external intercostal muscles.
13. Another name for a skeletal muscle cell is a skeletal muscle
14. The contracting unit of a skeletal muscle is the
15. Which motor unit would an animal most likely use to move its eyeball?
1 nerve fiber, 2 muscle fibers
10 nerve fibers, 1 muscle fiber
2 nerve fibers, 20 muscle fibers
20 nerve fibers, 10 muscle fibers
16. The outermost connective tissue layer of a muscle is the
17. Which structure of a muscle contains adipose tissue that contributes to the grossly visible
marbling of meat?
18. The all-or-nothing principle of muscle physiology refers to
release of acetyl cholinesterase.
the contraction of a muscle.
the contraction of a muscle fiber.
19. The average muscle fiber contraction cycle lasts about
0.05 seconds. That leaves 0.04 seconds for the contracting phase.
20. The “pacemaker” of the heart is the sinoatrial node located in the wall of the
21. The parasympathetic nervous system has this overall effect on the heart.
It causes it to beat faster with less force.
It causes it to beat faster with more force.
It causes it to beat slower with less force.
It causes it to beat slower with more force.
22. Smooth muscle is classified as
involuntary nonstriated muscle.
involuntary striated muscle.
voluntary nonstriated muscle.
voluntary striated muscle.
23. Which structures contain visceral smooth muscle?
small blood vessel walls and lungs
stomach and urinary bladder
urinary bladder and small blood vessel walls
24. In muscle the source of a phosphate molecule needed to recharge an ADP molecule to an ATP
molecule is
25. Anaerobic muscle metabolism results in __ formation as a result of incomplete glucose
metabolism.
26. Cardiac muscle is classified as
involuntary nonstriated muscle.
involuntary striated muscle.
voluntary nonstriated muscle.
voluntary striated muscle.
27. Groups of cardiac muscle cells adapt their contraction rate to
the average contraction rate of all the cells.
the contraction rate of the fastest cell.
the contraction rate of the slowest cell.
the median contraction rate of all the cells.
28. Stretching the wall of the small intestines will result in
decreased force of multiunit smooth muscle contraction.
decreased force of visceral smooth muscle contraction.
increased force of multiunit smooth muscle contraction.
increased force of visceral smooth muscle contraction.
29. The two major sources of energy for normal muscle metabolism are