1. Which of the followings is not a characteristic of a synovial joint? A) End of opposing bones covered by articular cartilage B) Joint cavity enclosed by an articular capsule C) Synovial membrane made of dense connective tissue D) Synovial fluid E) Surrounding ligaments 2. Which of the following "muscle - fascicle" pairing is correct? A) Internal Abdominal m. - fusiform B) Extensor digital m - parallel C) Rectus femoris m. - unipennate D) Deltoid m. - multipennate E) Tibialis anterior m. - parallel 3. Which of the followings is not correct about the Quadrangular Space? A) Superior border - Subscapularis and teres minor B) Inferior border - Teres minor C) Laterally border - Surgical neck of humerus 0) Medially border - Long head of triceps brachii E) Axillary nerve and posterior circumflex humeral artery 4. Which of the following definitions about main properties of the Muscle tissue is correct? A) Excitability - Ability to respond to a stimuli B) Contractibility - Ability to relaxation C) Extensibility - Ability of a muscle to be contracted D) Elasticity - Ability to contract most E) Conductivity - Ability to conduct action potential 5. Which of the followings describes best the meaning of the word "musculus" in latin? A) Little hamster B) Little rabbit C) Moving hamster D) Moving mouse E) Little Mouse 6. Which of the followings cannot be among the main functions of muscle tissue? A) Production of traction B) Production of heat C) Stability of joints D) Supporting of the body E) Stabilizing spine by pushing bones 7. Which of the followings is correct about skeletal muscle fibres? A) Each skeletal muscle fibres include single nucleus B) Skeletal muscle fibres are branched as cardiac muscle fibers C) Endomisium can lead pus spread as well as fluids D) Bigger the size of muscle more the number of nucleus E) There is no organic relation with shape and function of a muscle 8. Flexion of shoulder joint is not supported by which of the following muscles? A) Pectoralis major B) Anterior deltoid C) Coracobrachialis D) Biceps brachii E) Latissimus dorsi
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