Muscle and Cardio Practice Quiz

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1. Label C histologically and anatomically

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2. Classify structures A and C

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3. Label A-B histologically and anatomically.

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4. Label A anatomically. Label C histologically.

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5. What organ is this? Label B histologically.

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6. What is A? Name the 2 portions of it.

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7. Where are we anatomically?

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8. Why isn't his skeletal or cardiac muscle?

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9. What is this structure anatomically & histologically & what are the muscle layers that surround it?

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10. What are the muscle layers of this organ?

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1. Label C histologically and anatomically

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2. Classify structures A and C

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3. Label A-B histologically and anatomically.

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4. Label A anatomically. Label C histologically.

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5. What organ is this? Label B histologically.

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6. What is A? Name the 2 portions of it.

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7. Where are we anatomically?

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8. Why isn't his skeletal or cardiac muscle?

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9. What is this structure anatomically & histologically & what are the muscle layers that surround it?

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10. What are the muscle layers of this organ?

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Answer Key

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Question 1

Histologically: Smooth Muscle RA

Anatomically Tunica Media
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Question 2

A: Medium Artery
C: Medium Vein
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Question 3

A: Perimysium; DCCTRA w/ LCT

Endomysium; LCT w/ DCCTRA
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Question 4

A: Endometrium; Simple Columnar

C: Smooth Muscle IR
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Question 5

Tounge

B: Skeletal Muscle IR
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Question 6

A: Muscularis Externa

Inner Circular and Outer Longitudinal
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Question 7

Heart
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Question 8

The lack of striations and bifurcated cells rules out the possibility of this being skeletal or cardiac muscle tissue
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Question 9

Ureter

Transitional Epithelium

Inner Longitudinal

Outer Circular
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Question 10

Inner Oblique

Middle Circular

Outer Longitudinal