Histology Quiz: MusculoskeletalVersion en ligne
par Corazón de María
1. What are the main muscle types?
2. The functional unit of a muscle fiber is the?
3. Which proteins constitute the primary contractile filaments?
4. What does troponin C do?
5. Where are satellite cells located?
6. What is the principal function of osteoblasts?
7. What do osteocytes primarily do?
8. What is the primary function of osteoclasts?
9. What characterizes bone tissue?
10. Which collagen type mainly characterizes hyaline cartilage?
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Correct answer: Esquelético, cardíaco y liso. Source material covers muscle types in Tejido muscular sections.
Correct: sarcómero is the contractile unit of a myofibril. See muscle anatomy content.
Correct: actina y miosina are the main contractile proteins. Detailed in muscular contraction items.
Correct: Troponina C binds calcium to enable contraction. See troponin section.
Correct: satellite cells reside between muscle fiber and basal lamina, important for regeneration.
Correct: osteoblasts synthesize osteoid; pivotal in bone formation.
Correct: osteocytes sense mechanical stress and help maintain bone.
Correct: osteoclasts resorb bone during remodeling.
Correct: bone is a specialized dynamic connective tissue.
Correct: hyaline cartilage is rich in type II collagen.