Match the blood cell type to its function.

A patient is admitted to the hospital suspected of being poisoned. The poison the patient was exposed to has the ability to break down acetylcholine. What effect do you believe this would have on the patient?

Match the part of the sarcomere to its correct description. 

Which muscles group is responsible for knee extension?

Which muscle group in involved in chewing food?

Which two structures make up the neuromuscular junction?

Which of the following cellular structures stores calcium in the muscle fiber (cell)?

Some muscles in the body are always contracting – they never rest! This is the case of the muscles that allows us to remain upright. Which term is given for muscles that are always contracting

When an action potential reaches a muscle cell it travels down this structure to reach the sarcoplasmic reticulum?

You are investing a disease that destroys the axons of neurons. Which of the following do you think would occur as a result of this disease?