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Quiz:
Skeletal
and
Muscular
Systems:
BIOL102:
Principles
of
Human
Biology
(D02)
Quiz:
Skeletal
and
Muscular
Systems
Due
Jul
17
at
11:59pm
Points
85
Questions
25
Time
Limit
60
Minutes
Instructions
The
quiz:
Covers
the
Learn
material
from
Module
3:
Week
3.
Contains
25
multiple-choice
and
short
answer
questions.
Is
limited
to
60
minutes.
Allows
1
attempt.
|s
worth
85
points.
Submit
this
assignment
by
11:59
p.m.
(ET)
on
Monday
of
Module
3:
Week
3.
Attempt
History
Attempt
Time
Score
LATEST
Attempt
1
46
minutes
66
out
of
85
*
*
Some
questions
not
yet
graded
Correct
answers
are
hidden.
Score
for
this
quiz:
66
out
of
85
*
Submitted
Jul
16
at
6:24pm
This
attempt
took
46
minutes.
Question
1
3/3
pts
Which
bone
completely
surrounds
the
foramen
magnum?
frontal
mandible
sphenoid
temporal
occipital
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Question
2
313
pts
Which
bone
is
also
known
as
the
“breastbone”?
clavicle
sternum
radius
ulna
humerus
Question
3
313
pts
In
which
region
of
the
vertebral
column
have
the
vertebrae
fused
together?
cervical
thoracic
lumbar
sacral
spinal
Question
4
3/3
pts
Decreasing
the
angle
between
two
bones
is
:
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Human
Biology
(D02)
flexion
extension
abduction
adduction
pronation
Incorrect
Question
5
0/3pts
Which
skeletal
structure
is
NOT
part
of
the
axial
skeleton?
skull
vertebrate
ribs
sternum
Correct
Answer---->
_Scapula
Question
6
313
pts
Which
bone
is
NOT
part
of
the
pectoral
girdle
or
upper
limbs?
tibia
clavicle
scapula
humerus
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Human
Biology
(D02)
radius
Question
7
3/3
pts
What
is
found
in
the
channels
within
the
Haversian
system?
cartilage
extracellular
fluid
intracellular
fluid
blood
vessels
and
nerves
calcium
stores
Question
8
313
pts
The
most
common
type
of
joint
in
the
human
body
is
a
synovial
joint
fibrous
joint
membranous
joint
cartilaginous
joint
hinge
joint
Question
9
313
pts
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Quiz:
Skeletal
and
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Systems:
BIOL102:
Principles
of
Human
Biology
(D02)
What
prevents
growth
plates
from
calcifying,
preserving
their
ability
to
grow?
growth
hormone
calcium
phosphate
signals
from
the
nervous
system
thyroid
hormone
Question
10
3/3
pts
A
fracture
to
the
cheek
would
likely
damage
all
of
the
following
bones
EXCEPT
.
zygomatic
parietal
maxilla
sphenoid
ethmoid
Question
11
3/
3
pts
The
portion
of
the
skeleton
that
includes
bones
of
the
limbs,
shoulder
and
hips
is
classified
as
the
.
axial
skeleton
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Biology
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cranial
skeleton
girdle
skeleton
appendicular
skeleton
vertical
skeleton
Question
12
3/3pts
To
stand
upright
for
a
long
period
of
time
without
moving,
the
muscles
of
the
back
must
produce
which
type
of
contraction?
Isotonic
iIsometric
Isocentric
eccentric
concentric
Question
13
3/3
pts
The
infectious
disease
that
produces
spastic paralysis
is
:
botulism
sarcoma
Duchenne
muscular
dystrophy
tetanus
myotonic
muscular
dystrophy
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Human
Biology
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Question
14
3/3
pts
A
painful
muscle
contraction
that
doesn't
immediately
release
is
a(n)
cramp
dystrophy
atrophy
sarcoma
tear
Question
15
3/3pts
Together,
all
muscle
types
make
up
what
percentage
of
the
body?
20
percent
30
percent
40
percent
50
percent
60
percent
Question
16
3/3
pts
Which
structure
reduces
friction
around
tendons?
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Biology
(D02)
ligaments
bursae
origins
insertions
myofibrils
Question
17
3/3
pts
Which
muscle
assists
in
pushing
movements
of
the
arm?
serratus
anterior
external
oblique
rectus
abdominis
latissimus
dorsi
trapezius
Question
18
3/3
pts
Which
of
the
following
produces
muscle
tetanus?
low
levels
of
acetylcholine
high
levels
of
creatine
phosphate
anaerobic
metabolism
repeated
stimulations
over
short
periods
of
times
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decreased
levels
of
calcium
Question
19
3/3
pts
The
first
metabolic
pathway
by
which
ATP
is
made
in
an
active
muscle
cell
is
:
glycolysis
aerobic
pathway
Krebs
cycle
creatine
phosphate
transfer
electron
transport
system
Not
Graded
YET--Question
20
Not
yet
graded
/
8
pts
What
are
intervertebral
disks
made
of
and
what
is
their
function?
Your
Answer:
There
are
two
main
parts
to
a
healthy
intervertebral
disc:
the
outer
ring
of
cartilage
(the
annulus
fibrosis)
that
provides
support,
and
the
inner,
soft,
jellylike
center
(the
nucleus
pulposus)
that
acts
as
a
cushion.
The
primary
functions
of
the
intervertebral
discs
are
to
provide
cushioning
and
shock
absorption
for
the
vertebrae,
as well as
to
distribute
weight
and
stress
evenly.
Not
Graded
YET--Question
21
Not
yet
graded
/
8
pts
Discuss
three
types
of
joints
according
to
their
structure,
not
range
of
motion.
Your
Answer:
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Quiz:
Skeletal
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Systems:
BIOL102:
Principles
of
Human
Biology
(D02)
Ajoint
is
a
place
where
two
or
more
bones
connect
in
the
skeletal
system.
They
can
be
classified
and
organized
in
different
ways,
depending
on
what
we
want
to
use
them
for
or
what
they
look
like.
The
three
main
categories
of
joints,
based
on
the
structure
of
the
bones,
are
cartilaginous,
synovial,
and
fibrous.
Synovial
joints,
also
known
as
diarthroses,
are
fibrous
joints
with
a
synovial
cavity
filled
with
synovial
fluid,
which
helps
reduce
friction
between
bones.
These
joints
are
connected
to
fibrous
capsules,
which
are
connected
with
the
posterium
of
the
bones.
Fibrous
joints
are
linked
with
collagen
fibers,
which
are
high
in
density and
toughness,
and
are
fixed
and
immovable.
Fibrous
joints
can
be
categorized
into
three
types:
Sutures,
Syndesmoses,
and
Gomphosis.
Gomphosis
occurs
between
the
articulation
of
the
tooth
and
the
maximal,
while
Syndesmoses
occur
between
long
balls
of
the
human
body.
Amphiarthrodial
joints
move
slightly
but
not
as
much
as
synovial
joints.
Synarthrodial
joints
are
rigid
joints
in
fibrous
joints.
Cartilaginous
joints
are
linked
by
hyaline
cartilage
or
fibrocartilage,
allowing
movement
less
than
synovial
joints
but
more
than
fibrous
joints.
Other
subcategories
include
primary
synchondroses
and
secondary
(symphyses)
cartilaginous
joints.
Synchondroses
are
found
in
epiphyseal
growth
plates,
while
symphyses
are
found
in
pubic
symphysis
and
intervertebral
discs.
Question
22
3/3pts
What
structure
connects
a
muscle
to
a
bone?
tendon
ligament
cartilage
joint
collagen
Question
23
3
/3
pts
A
computer
programmer
complains
of
pain
in
his
wrist
and
numbness
and
tingling
of
his
fingers.
He
likely
suffers
from
:
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carpal
tunnel
syndrome
osteoarthritis
a
wrist
sprain
a
slipped
disk
a
torn
muscle
Question
24
3/3
pts
Which
muscle
is
involved
in
shrugging
your
shoulders?
serratus
anterior
external
oblique
rectus
abdominis
latissimus
dorsi
trapezius
Question
25
3/3
pts
The
state
during
which
muscle
cells
require
more
ATP
than
cellular
respiration
can
provide
is
known
as
summation
tetanus
paralysis
lactic
acid
debt
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oxygen
debt
Quiz
Score:
66
out
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