Muscle Quiz

A broad flat tendon that attaches muscle to another muscle is called an aponeurosis. (T/F)
True False

Adduction means moving the limb away from the median plane. (T/F)
True False

Extension involves a decrease in the angle between two bones. (T/F)
True False

Magnesium is the key electrolyte required for both in muscle contraction and relaxation. (T/F)
True False

Organophospahte poisoning causes muscle spasms because it enhances the action of acetylocholinesterase. The antidote is Calcium.(T/F)
True False

Sodium is the key electrolyte involved in muscle contraction and relaxation. (T/F)
True False

The insertion of the muscle is

A flexor muscle does which of the following?

An extensor muscle does which of the following?

An adductor muscle does which of the following?

A rotator muscle does which of the following?

An abductor muscle does which of the following?

The midventral aponeuroses of the abdominal muscles is called the

Which type of muscle is involuntary, striated and has intercalated disks?

Which type of muscle is voluntary and multinucleated?

Which type of muscle is involuntary, non-striated and had a centralized single nucleus in spindle-shaped cells?

Which type of muscle requires direct nerve stimulation?

The muscle that separates the abdominal cavity from the thoracic cavity is the

The origin of the muscle is the

The two types of muscle that do not require direct nerve stimulation to function are

The uterus is an example of

When giving an injection into the semimembranosus and semitendinosus muscles we must be careful to avoid the

What occurs when skeletal muscles are not used or the nerve supply is lost?

Which vitamin deficiency may lead to white muscle disease?

Which mineral deficiency may lead to white muscle disease?

Which of the following is commonly associated with exertional rhabdomyolysis?

In which disease would you see myoglobinuria?

Which of the following is true about White Muscle Disease?

A blood chemistry test used to assess muscle damage is

A common site for IM injections in the rear limb of the horse is the

Which IM injection site should be used only as a last resort in the equine due to the increased risk of developing non-draining abscesses?

A ligament attaches

Rigor mortis is caused by

Which muscle(s) is/are affected by the disease Masticatory Myositis?

Which type of tissue attaches muscle to bone?

Of the following, which drug is most effective agains severe musculoskeletal pain?

Which drug is a mixed opioid agonist/antagonist?

Of the following, which drug is a pure narcotic antagonist?

Which drug is commonly used as a muscle relaxant?

What are commom side-effects of most NSAID's?

What are common side-effects of most opioids?

What are common side-effects of most corticosteroids?

Which of the following is an important use for corticosteroids?

On Figure 1 of the canine, what is the muscle identified by the label A?

On Figure 2 of the equine, what is the muscle identified by the label C?

On Figure 1 of the canine, what is the muscle identified by the label D?

On Figure 2 of the horse, what is the muscle identified by the label A?

On Figure 2 of the horse, what is the muscle identified by the label B?

On Figure 2 of the horse, what is the muscle identified by the label E?

On Figure 2 of the horse, what is the muscle identified by the label D?