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Each organized skeletal muscle in our body is made up of a number of muscle bundles or fascicles held together by a common collagenous connective tissue layer called (a) Tunicine (b) Fascia (c) Pellicle (d) Capsule

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The connective tissue sheath that surrounds a fascicle of nerve fibers is the (a) epineurium, (b) endoneurium, (c) perineurium, (d) epimysium.

Nicholas M.

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Q1: Select True or False for the following: 1) A muscle that flexes the elbow and supinates the hand is the "biceps brachii". 2) Between the skin and the muscle mass is a layer of connective tissue called the superficial fascia. 3) Distinct tendons of origin or insertion "are always present" on muscles. 4) In skeletal muscle tissue, the individual muscle fibers are found in bundles called "myofibrils." 5) Which of the following muscles is not part of the rotator cuff of the shoulder? 6) Muscles with either parallel or fusiform arrangements of fascicles tend to have "longer" fibers than do pennate muscles. 7) Actions, such as walking and sprinting, are taken care by the FAST OXIDATIVE-GLYCOLYTIC FIBERS of the muscle system. 8) An example of a MULTIPENNATE muscle is the deltoid and the serratus anterior. 9) Intercalated discs are found only in CARDIAC muscle tissue. 10) Bile from the gall bladder passes through the "cystic duct" and empties directly into the common bile duct on its way to the digestive tube. 11) The greater omentum is SUPERIOR to the pelvic cavity. 12) Blood flowing through the hepatic portal vein typically is "very low" in oxygen content. 13) The "bicuspid (mitral)" valve controls the passageway between the left atrium and the left ventricle. 14) The "palmaris longus" muscle functions to tense the palmar fascia (=palmar aponeurosis) of the hand and also contributes to flexion of the wrist. 15) The Achilles tendon inserts on the "calcaneus" bone. 16) The biceps brachii flexes the shoulder and "flexes" the elbow. 17) The serratus anterior muscle inserts on the "medial border of the scapula." 18) The trapezius muscle in humans "originates" on the acromion process, spine of scapula, and clavicle. 19) The H-ZONE is where only the thin filament can be found in the sarcomere. 20) MESENTERIES are strong serosal membranes that suspend organs of the digestive system from the body wall. 21) The VISCERAL PLEURA is a thin membrane that covers the internal surface of the lungs. 22) The pulmonary veins carry "oxygenated blood to the lungs." 23) The space within the abdominal cavity of embryos is also called the COELOM. 24) The pleural cavity contains the lungs.

Adi S.

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00:01 What we call a common collisionous connective tissue layer that holds the muscle bundles together, right? now, if you look at the structure of these skeletal muscles, it is the skeletal muscle, it is composed of a number of muscle bundles.

00:27 And these muscle bundles are also referred to as the fascicles.

00:32 And these particles, they are held together via common collagenous connective tissue layers, which is called as fascia.

00:42 Right...

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Question 51 (1 point) Perimysium surrounds fascicles (a group of fibers) and provides a conduit of blood vessels and nerves. True False

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