This muscle is involuntary, does not have striations, and is located in the wall of hollow organs, vessels, and respiratory passageways.

This muscle is involuntary, has intercalated disks,and is striated. Can be found in the wall of the heart.

This muscle is voluntary is voluntary, has striations, and is attached to the bones.

This is the deepest layer of this connective tissue and surrounds the individual fibers.

This is a connective tissue layer around each fascicle.

This is a connective tissue sheath that encases the entire muscle.

This dense connective tissue attaches bone to muscle.

This is a single neuron and all the muscle fibers it stimulates.

This is the point at which a nerve fiber contacts a muscle cell.

This is a chemical that is released from a neuron to stimulate the muscle fiber.

This neurotransmitter is released specifically from the neuron and is released into the synaptic cleft.

These filaments are thin and light.

These filaments are thick and dark.

This is a contracting subunit of skeletal muscle.

Calcium is stored in these muscle cells.

This is where oxygen is stored in the muscle.

This is the storage form of glucose.

These are stored as triglycerides.

This does not require oxygen, is fast acting, uses a very small of ATP, and starts at the beginning of intense exercise.

This does not require oxygen, moderately fast, uses small amount of ATP, and starts at the beginning of intense exercise.

This requires oxygen, is slow acting, requires large amount of ATP and is utilized in exercise lasting longer than 10 seconds.

The tone or tension within the muscle remains the same, but muscle length changes.

The muscle shortens to produce movement.

The muscles lengthens and strengthens.

There is no muscle change in length, but there is a great increase in muscle tension.

This is attached to the more fixed part of the skeleton.

This is attached to a more movable part of the skeleton.

This is the muscle that performs a potential action.

This is the muscle that produces a opposite reaction against the prime mover.

The muscle that performs the given movement.

The bone represents this in the musculoskeletal system.

The joint represents this in the musculoskeletal system.

The applied muscle represents this in the musculoskeletal system.

The most common lever system.

This muscle is located at the angle of the jaw.

This strong muscle extends superiorly from the sternum across the lateral neck to the mastoid process of the temporal bone.

This muscle covers shoulders joint.

This muscle is located at the superior and anterior chest.

This muscle is superior to the ear.

These are the exterior abdominal muscles.

These muscles are attached to the ribs and fill the spaces between them.

These are vertical and anterior abdominal muslces

These muscles covers the anterior and lateral femur. *They are large muscles with four heads of origin.*

These muscles are posterior neck and upper back to clavicle and scapula.

These muscles are on the posterior arm to the ulna.

This muscle is located at the middle and lower back to the humerus.

This muscle is located at the superficial buttock to the femur.

This muscle is located posterior thigh.

This muscle is located posterior leg to calcaneus, inserting by the achilles tendon.

This is the largest tendon in the body attached to the heel bone.

This muscle is located at the cheekbone to the mouth corners.

This muscle encircles the mouth.

This muscle is the flesh part of the cheek.

This is the most important muscle involved in the act of breathing.

This is the muscle located around the urethra.

This muscle surrounds the anus.