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1The connective tissue sheath surrounding a skeletal muscle fibre is the:
- Aendomysium
- Bepineurium
- Cepimysium
- Dperimysium
- Eectomysium
2A Schwann cell:
- Acontains prominent Nissl substance
- Bcan myelinate only a single axon in the CNS
- Ccan myelinate many axons in the PNS
- Dcan wrap around many unmyelinated axons in the PNS
- Esurrounds perikarya in ganglia
3A sarcomere:
- Ais the smallest contractile unit of a myofilament
- Bis the region of a myofilament between successive Z discs
- Cis composed of the myofibres actin and myosin
- Dis not found in smooth muscle cells
- Eis composed of thick and thin myofibrils
4Smooth muscle cells:
- Acontain irregularly-distributed actin and myosin myofilaments
- Bare up to 30 cm long
- Ccontain myofibrils and sarcomeres
- Dhave multiple, centrally-located nuclei
- Eare not found in association with the eye
5Bipolar neurons:
- Aare multipolar neurons that are experiencing a depressive episode
- Bhave a cell body that lies off to one side in a ganglion
- Care the most common anatomical class of neuron
- Dare found in the retina
- Eare up to 1 m long
6When a skeletal muscle fibre contracts:
- Athe width of the H and A bands decreases, but the I band stays the same
- Bthe width of the A and I bands decreases, but the H band stays the same
- Cthe width of the H, I and A bands decreases
- Dthe width of the H and I bands decreases, but the A band stays the same
- Ethe width of the A band decreases
7Astrocytes:
- Aensheath blood vessels in the brain with their processes
- Bdo not contact neurons
- Ccan form myelin sheaths around multiple axons
- Dare the structural basis of the blood-brain barrier
- Ecan form myelin sheaths around single axons
8In the human, skeletal muscle fibres:
- Acontain sarcoplasmic reticulum and Z tubules
- Bhave many mitochondria
- Ccan be up to 1 m long
- Dhave a single nucleus located in the middle of the cell
- Ehave many nuclei located in the middle of the cell
9In the organisational hierarchy of skeletal muscle, the order from most complex to least complex is:
- Amuscle, fascicle, muscle fibre, myofilament, myofibril
- Bmuscle, fascicle, muscle fibre, myofibril, myofilament
- Cmuscle cell, fascicle, muscle fibre, myofilament, myofibril
- Dfascicle, muscle cell, muscle fibre, myofilament, myofibril
- Emuscle fibre, muscle cell, fascicle, myofilament, myofibril
10Identify the INCORRECT statement: Oligodendrocytes:
- Ahave multiple processes, each of which forms a myelin sheath around an axon
- Bare only found in the CNS
- Cabsorb and recycle neurotransmitters
- Dare located in white matter
- Eproduce myelin sheaths that abut adjoining myelin sheaths at nodes of Ranvier
11Identify the INCORRECT statement. T tubules:
- Aare found in skeletal and smooth muscle fibres
- Bare located at the A-I junction
- Care invaginations of the sarcolemma
- Dform a triad with the terminal cisternae of adjacent sarcoplasmic reticulum
- Eare involved in excitation-contraction coupling
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- Anatomy and Histology (Quiz) Quiz on Week 3, created by Optom Life on 06/06/2017.
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