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Introduction:-A person’s skeletal muscles account for 30 to 40% of his or her total body weight. You can perform a wide range of movements by using your muscles, which connect to your bones and allow you to do so. Skeletal muscles are voluntary, which means that you have complete control over how and when they contract. The skeletal muscles in your body include your shoulder muscles, hamstring muscles, and abdominal muscles, to name a few.
- Tendons and ligaments are what you’re looking for.
(a) Skeletal tissue is a type of connective tissue.
(b) Muscle tissue is a type of connective tissue.
(c) Fibrous connective tissue is another type of connective tissue.
(d) Connective tissue is a type of connective tissue that connects two or more tissues together.
Answer:Here the correct answer is option(c)
explanation: Tendons can also be used to attach muscles to structures like the eyeball. A tendon is responsible for the movement of a bone or structure. A ligament is a fibrous connective tissue that connects bones together and serves to hold structures together and keep them stable. It is most commonly found in the joints of the body.
2.Skeletal muscle bundles are connected to one another through an interstitial layer of connective tissue.
(a) Perimysium is a type of fungus.
(b) Endomysium is a type of fungus.
(c) Aponeurosis is the contraction of the aponeurosis muscle.
(d) Fascia is a type of connective tissue.
Answer:Here the correct answer is option(d)
explanation:For clarification, skeleton muscle bundles are held together by a common connective tissue layer known as the fascia lata (female).In the human body, each organised skeletal muscle is made up of a collection of muscle bundles or fascicles that are held together by a common layer of collagenous connective tissue known as fascia.
- The bone marrow’s chemical composition is.
(a) Adipose tissue is a type of fat tissue.
(b) Adipose tissue and fibroblasts are two types of fat cells.
(c) Adipose tissue and areolar tissue
(d) Adipose tissue, areolar tissue, and red blood cells
Answer:Here the correct answer is option(d)
Explanation:Red bone marrow contains blood stem cells that have the ability to differentiate into red blood cells, white blood cells, or platelet-producing cells. Yellow bone marrow is primarily composed of fat and contains stem cells that have the potential to differentiate into cartilage, fat, or bone cells. Anatomy of a bone in detail.
4.During pregnancy, the formation of erythrocytes takes place in the fetus.
(a)Sarcoplasm is a type of bacteria.
(b) Bone marrow from the redbone marrow
(c) The presence of blood
(d) The liver and the spleen.
Answer:Here the correct answer is potion(d)
Erythropoiesis is the process by which mature red blood cells are produced from erythropoietic stem cells, as explained above. This process occurs in the liver and spleen of the fetus by the third or fourth month of pregnancy in the first 2 months the process occurs in the mesodermal cells of the yolk sac.
- The septum of the nose is damaged. It is necessary for its recovery to have cartilage.
(a) Cartilage that has become calcified
(b) Cartilage that is elastic.
(c) Hyaline cartilage is a type of cartilage.
(d) Cartilage composed of fibrous fibres
Answer:Here the correct answer is option(c)
explanation:The reason for this is that hyaline cartilage is transparent. It can be found on a variety of joint surfaces. It has a pearly bluish colour and a firm consistency, as well as a significant amount of collagen in its composition. No nerves or blood vessels.
6) The term for the membrane that surrounds a bone is called
(a) The pericardium is a structure that surrounds the heart.
(b) Endosteum is a type of bone.
(c) Periosteum is a type of bone.
(d) Perichondrium is a structure found in the pericardium.
Answer:Here the correct answer is option(c)
explanation:The term “periosteum” refers to a dense fibrous membrane that covers the surfaces of bones and is composed of two layers: an outer fibrous layer and an inner cellular layer (cambium). Anatomically speaking, the outer layer is primarily composed of collagen and contains nerve fibers that produce pain when the tissue is damaged.
- The pinna of a mammalian is supported by
(a) Hyaline cartilage is a type of cartilage.
(b) Cartilage that is elastic.
(c) Cartilage that has become calcified
(d) Fibrous connective tissue that is white in colour.
Answer:Here the correct answer is option(b)
explanation:The pinna is made up of a thin plate of yellow elastic cartilage that is covered with integument and connected to the surrounding structures by ligaments and muscles, as explained above.
- Hyaline cartilage is devoid of this property.
(a) Cells are a type of cell.
(b) Capillaries of the circulatory system
(c) Fibres are a type of material that can be woven.
(d)Lacunae are a type of omission.
Answer:Here the correct answer is option(b)
explanation:The reason for this is that cartilage does not have an internal blood supply. On the other hand, there is a blood supply available on the outside. Fibrillar cartilage is not found in hyaline cartilage.
- The following are the major inorganic components of vertebrate bone:
(a) Calcium phosphate (calcium phosphate)
(b)KOH is a potassium hydroxide compound.
(c) None of the options are available.
(d) Calcium carbonate is a type of carbonate.
Answer:Here the correct answer is option(a)
explanation:Sodium, potassium, carbonate, and magnesium are all found in the inorganic parts of bone, in addition to calcium, phosphorus, water, and fluoride, as well as sodium, potassium, and carbonate. Despite the fact that these molecules do not form crystals of their own
- There are Haversian canals in the area.
(a)Clavicle is a type of bone.
(b) Scapula is a bone in the neck.
(c) The humerus
(d) Pubis is an abbreviation for Pubis.
Answer:Here the correct answer is option(c)
Explanation: The tiny blood vessels and nerves that travel through these Haversian canals are contained within them. This aids in the communication of bone cells with one another. The humerus is the upper arm bone that connects the shoulder to the elbow. It contains haversian canals.
11.Tendons and ligaments are two types of connective tissue.
(a) connective tissue is a type of connective tissue.
(b) Muscle tissue is a type of connective tissue.
(c) connective tissue that is fibrous in nature
(d) Muscle and skeletal tissue
Answer:Here the correct is answer option(c)
explanation: Tendons can also be used to attach muscles to structures like the eyeball. A tendon is responsible for the movement of a bone or structure. A ligament is a fibrous connective tissue that connects.
12.In addition to a common connective tissue layer known as, the skeletal muscle bundles are held together by another connective tissue layer known as
(a) Endomysium is a type of mysium.
(b) Fascia is a type of connective tissue that connects the body to the outside world.
(c) Perimysium is a type of fungus.
(d) Aponeurosis is a condition in which the aponeurosis is weakened.
Answer:Here the correct answer is option(b)
explanation: Each organised skeletal muscle in our body is composed of a number of muscle bundles or fascicles that are held together by a common collagenous connective tissue layer known as fascia, which is composed of collagen and connective tissue.
- The bone marrow’s chemical composition is
(a) Adipose and areolar tissue are two types of fat tissue.
(b) Adipose tissue and fibroblasts are two types of fat cells.
(c) adipose tissue, areolar tissue, and peripheral blood
(d) Adipose tissue is a type of fat tissue.
Answer:Here the correct answer is option(c)
explanation:Bone marrow is divided into two distinct parts: red bone marrow and yellow bone marrow. The bone marrow is made up of the constituents of both red.
