What terms refers to the ability of muscle fibers to transmit electricity?

What is NOT found in fascia?

What movement do you make when you touch your thumb to your fingers?

What is NOT something the facial nerve does?

What muscles are the most often related to back pain?

What are the two basic types of muscle?

What is the region between the neuron terminals and the muscle fibers known as?

What is the end point of a muscle where it attaches to the bone it moves?

What major branch of the trigeminal nerve goes to the eye?

What are the smaller muscles that keep the legs together during most physical activity?

Where is cardiac muscle found?

What movement involves moving a limb away from the center of the body?

What is the thick connective tissue attached to the skull that spreads down toward the forehead and connects to the frontalis?

What muscle is responsible for flexion of the elbow?

What is one of the muscles of the hamstring?

Smooth muscle can stretch and maintain tension for longer periods than striated muscle. TRUE or FALSE

What type of movement are you making when you move your foot up and down?

What muscle is responsible for the external contours of the neck?

What are the deepest of the abdominal muscles?

What muscle is commonly known as the calf muscle?

What are the threadlike structures responsible for the contractile properties of muscle that allow voluntary movement?

What movement do you make when you rotate your forearm so that the palm tuns downward?

What cranial nerve is responsible for all facial expressions?

What is NOT something that the posterior muscles do?

What is a muscle that not all individuals have?