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Lab Activity - Muscular System Problem Solving Activity The following problem-solving assessment is presented in a multiple-choice format. Each choice should be considered individually and an argument should be written for accepting or rejecting it. Since the problem has one best answer, there should be one argument for acceptance and four for rejection. For each response, you must first state whether you are accepting or rejecting that statement. Then, you must write a detailed explanation why you accept or reject each of the choices. Individual response needed. Total points 50. Sample Answer: 1. Accept - Write a 3-5 sentences paragraph that details your answer on why you accept this assessment. Supporting details should be provided based on the discussion on muscular system. PROBLEM: There are many proponents of aerobic exercise today. Provided approval has been received from a medical doctor, a regular program is said to be both desirable and beneficial. Which of the following definitely would be a true benefit to an adult participating in a program of regular aerobic exercise? A. An increase in fat storage for cushioning of abdominal organs B. Increased urinary system efficiency C. Increase in the number of muscle cells within muscles D. Enlargement and increase in mitochondria number in muscle cells E. Greater storage of glycogen in the liver

          Lab Activity - Muscular System Problem Solving Activity
The following problem-solving assessment is presented in a multiple-choice format. Each choice
should be considered individually and an argument should be written for accepting or rejecting it. Since
the problem has one best answer, there should be one argument for acceptance and four for rejection.
For each response, you must first state whether you are accepting or rejecting that statement. Then,
you must write a detailed explanation why you accept or reject each of the choices.
Individual response needed. Total points 50.
Sample Answer:
1. Accept - Write a 3-5 sentences paragraph that details your answer on why you accept this
assessment. Supporting details should be provided based on the discussion on muscular system.
PROBLEM:
There are many proponents of aerobic exercise today. Provided approval has been received from a
medical doctor, a regular program is said to be both desirable and beneficial. Which of the following
definitely would be a true benefit to an adult participating in a program of regular aerobic exercise?
A. An increase in fat storage for cushioning of abdominal organs
B. Increased urinary system efficiency
C. Increase in the number of muscle cells within muscles
D. Enlargement and increase in mitochondria number in muscle cells
E. Greater storage of glycogen in the liver

Lab Activity - Muscular System Problem Solving Activity
The following problem-solving assessment is presented in a multiple-choice format. Each choice
should be considered individually and an argument should be written for accepting or rejecting it. Since
the problem has one best answer, there should be one argument for acceptance and four for rejection.
For each response, you must first state whether you are accepting or rejecting that statement. Then,
you must write a detailed explanation why you accept or reject each of the choices.
Individual response needed. Total points 50.
Sample Answer:
1. Accept - Write a 3-5 sentences paragraph that details your answer on why you accept this
assessment. Supporting details should be provided based on the discussion on muscular system.
PROBLEM:
There are many proponents of aerobic exercise today. Provided approval has been received from a
medical doctor, a regular program is said to be both desirable and beneficial. Which of the following
definitely would be a true benefit to an adult participating in a program of regular aerobic exercise?
A. An increase in fat storage for cushioning of abdominal organs
B. Increased urinary system efficiency
C. Increase in the number of muscle cells within muscles
D. Enlargement and increase in mitochondria number in muscle cells
E. Greater storage of glycogen in the liver

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