2. THIS IS
Jeopardy

3. With
Your
Host...
Mrs. Blondis

4. Jeopardy
Muscle Tissue
Muscle Naming
Move that Body
Muscles at Work
Muscle Shapes
Know your Muscles
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5. Name the three muscle
tissue types
A 100

6. Skeletal
Cardiac
Smooth
A 100

7. What is the name given to the banded appearance in some tissue types?

8. Striations
A 200

9. Identify this muscle tissue
A 300

10. Cardiac Muscle Tissue
A 300

11. Name the function of each muscle tissue

12. Skeletal = move our skeleton Cardiac = heart control
Smooth = organ function
A 400

13. Cardiac cells connect to each by ______ discs which allow contractions to occur faster.

14. Intercalated
A 500

15. What is the shape given to deltoid muscles?
B 100

16. Triangular
B 100

17. What is the shape given to a brevis muscle?

18. short
B 200

19. What does the term oblique refer to when naming muscles?

20. Muscle fibers run diagonally

21. What term refers to muscle fibers running parallel to the long axis of a muscle?

22. rectus
B 400

23. What term refers to muscle fibers running perpendicular to the long axis of a muscle?

24. Transverse
B 500

25. What is the opposite of dorsiflexion?
C 100

26. Plantar flexion
C 100

27. What body movement is described as decreasing of an angle joint?

28. flexion
C 200

29. What body movement is given by the following picture?

30. Opposition
C 300

31. DAILY DOUBLE
DAILY DOUBLE
Place A Wager
C 400

32. What is the name given to the point on which a muscle is attached to the moveable bone?

33. Insertion Point
C 400

34. Which body movement rotates the forearm medially so the palm faces in the posterior direction?

35. Pronation
C 500

36. What surrounds muscle and provides protection and stability?

37. Fascia
D 100

38. Which type of fascia contains fat tissue and connects muscle to skin?

39. Superficial
D 200

40. What are the small thread-like proteins filaments found in a muscle fiber called?

41. Myofibrils
D 300

42. What is the name of the innermost layer of fascia that surrounds an individual muscle fiber?

43. Endomysium
D 400

44. Actin and Myosin slide together during a muscle contraction
Actin and Myosin slide together during a muscle contraction. Where are they located in a muscle fiber?
D 500

45. Myofibril or better yet,
a sarcomere
D 500

46. Which muscle shape is thick in the middle and tapered at its ends?

47. fusiform
E 100

48. Which muscle shape is varied but has all muscle fibers running obliquely towards its ligament or tendon?
E 200

49. Pennate
E 200

50. Which group of muscles provides the major force in moving a joint?

51. Prime Movers
E 300

52. Which group of muscles provide stability to the joint and aids the direction of movement?

53. Synergists
E 400

54. Muscles can only push, never pull when contracted.
True or False
Muscles can only push, never pull when contracted.
E 500

55. All muscles pull when contracted
False
All muscles pull when contracted
E 500

56. Identify the indicated muscle

57. Pectoralis Major
F 100

58. Identify the indicated muscle

59. Brachioradialis
F 200

60. Identify the indicated muscle

61. Transversus abdominis
F 300

62. Identify the indicated muscle

63. Gastrocnemius
F 400

64. Identify the indicated muscle

65. Biceps femoris
F 500

66. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Muscles
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67. Identify the indicated muscle
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68. Click on screen to continue
Latissimus dorsi
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69. Thank You for Playing Jeopardy!