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- Created by: Catherine
- Created on: 23-12-15 00:18
1. What is the function of the voluntary muscle ?
- Contracts strongly when stimulated to provide voluntary movement
- Contracts involuntary to stimulate movement
- Contracts and detracts movement in the limbs
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2. What is the struture of involuntary muscle?
- Short, stripped cylindrical cells which are branched
- Spindle shaped smooth cells
- Long, stripped cells
3. What is the function of involuntary muscle?
- Contracts walls of blood vessels and internal organs
- Contracts only individual fibres of the body
- Stimulates and retracts organs
4. What is the structure of voluntary muscle ?
- Short, stripped cylindrical cells which are branched
- Long, stripped cells
- Spindle shaped smooth cells
5. It is supplied by automative nerves and are found where occurs where movement happens without conscious thought
- Involuntary Muscle
- Voluntary Muscle
- Cardiac Muscle
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