A) Their training routine should include weight lifting, sprinting or any other type of activity that requires an explosion of energy in order to increase their fast-twitch fibers.
B) Their training routine should include weight lifting, sprinting or any other type of activity that requires an explosion of energy in order to increase their slow-twitch fibers.
C) Their training routine should include swimming, biking, jogging and any other type of activity that requires an explosion of energy in order to increase their fast-twitch fibers.
D) Their training routine should include swimming, biking, jogging and any other type of activity that produces their energy aerobically in order to increase their slow-twitch fibers.
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A) ribs
B) sternum
C) scapula
D) vertebrae
E) skull
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A) fibrocartilage-thick collagen fibers
B) elastic cartilage-flexible ear flaps
C) hyaline cartilage-larynx and trachea
D) articular cartilage-a type of elastic cartilage
E) hyaline cartilage-appears uniform and glassy
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A) muscle muscle cell myofibril sarcomeres filaments
B) muscle muscle fibers sarcomeres filaments myofibrils
C) muscle sarcomeres myofibrils actin filaments myosin filaments
D) muscle cells myofibrils filaments sarcomeres
E) muscle myofibrils sarcomeres muscle cells filaments
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A) tibia is to the femur.
B) fibula is to the ulna.
C) fibula is to the tibia.
D) humerus is to the femur.
E) humerus is the radius.
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A) chondrocytes.
B) blood cells.
C) osteoclasts.
D) osteocytes.
E) osteoblasts.
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A) compact bone
B) spongy bone
C) sarcomeres
D) cartilage
E) medullary cavity
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A) low oxygen demand by the cells.
B) lactic acid buildup.
C) too much oxygen in the body.
D) too little carbon dioxide in the body.
E) failure to convert potential energy into kinetic energy.
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A) clavicle
B) scapula
C) humerus
D) tibia
E) phalanges
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True/False
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A) The fingers will dangle and extend out limp.
B) The fingers will curl and remain permanently flexed.
C) The fingers will forcibly extend and remain extended.
D) Hand movements will continue as before the accident.
E) It depends on how the muscles heal.
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A) are found in and about internal organs.
B) work in antagonistic pairs.
C) get longer when they contract.
D) contain calcium throughout the cell.
E) have the same origin and insertion point.
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True/False
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A) ligaments.
B) tendons.
C) patellas.
D) bursae.
E) menisci.
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True/False
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A) typically beings after age 40
B) is more common than rheumatoid arthritis
C) may be treated by replacing damaged joints
D) may be caused by overuse of a joint
E) result of the immune system attacking the joints
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A) osteoblasts-cells that build up bone tissue
B) osteoclasts-cells that break down bone tissue
C) osteons-tubular units of compact bone
D) canaliculi-holes through which blood vessels run
E) lacunae-tiny chambers in concentric circles around a central canal
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A) thin filaments become shorter.
B) thin filaments become longer.
C) thick filaments become shorter.
D) thick filaments become longer.
E) neither of the filaments change length.
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A) increase fat storage.
B) supply bone forming material or osteoblasts.
C) supply blood cell forming material.
D) help bones grow longer.
E) increase the amount of dense fibrous connective tissue.
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