Muscular System

Muscular System Mastery

Test your knowledge on the muscular system with our interactive quiz! Dive into the fascinating world of muscles, their types, functions, and anatomical features. Perfect for students, teachers, and anyone eager to learn more about human anatomy.

Understand the functions of different muscle types.
Identify key characteristics of skeletal, cardiac, and smooth muscles.
Challenge yourself with multiple-choice questions and checkboxes.

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Involuntary, striated muscle

Voluntary, striated muscle; usually attached to bones.

Considered as striated muscle and is restricted to the heart.

It is a type of skeletal muscle. Circular in form, serve to close a structure when contracted

Fusiform

Parallel

Sphincter

Pennate

Cardiac and smooth muscle, under the ANS

Involuntary

Voluntary

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It is a type of skeletal muscle. It is elliptical with rounded cross-sections.

Fusiform muscle

Parallel muscle

Pennate

Sphincter

There are two sites of attachment. Origin and Insertion.

Agree

Disagree

A type of skeletal muscle. Strap-like or sheet-like in form.

Fusifrom

Parallel

Pennate

Sphincter

Skeletal, controlled by brain and spinal chord

Voluntary

Involuntary

Sedimentary

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An attachment to bones that are broad, flat sheets of connective tissues; attaches muscle to muscle

Tendon

Aponeurosis

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A muscle that indirectly aids the action of a prime mover

Antagonist

Fixator

Synergist

Prime mover

A muscle that stabilizes the proximal end of a limb while the distal ends move

Produces the characteristic movement at a joint

A type of pennate muscle that attach at an angle along BOTH sides of a tendon

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