Nerve and Muscle Physiology — Flashcards

Mechanism of cadaveric _____ is reduction of ATP

Changes in muscle strength at the onset of muscle contraction due to repeated stimulus known as _____ effect

_____ is an exception to Sherrington's law of reciprocal innervation

_____-unit smooth muscle systems respond to hormones and other circulating systems

What type of muscle fibres do not have striations, troponin or T tubules?_____

EMG reveals a classical _____ pattern in infantile epileptic spasm

Contraction and relaxation period in a preloaded muscle contraction is _____ than afterloaded muscle contraction

Sympathetic stimulation (norepinephrine) of a smooth muscle produces _____ potentials and relaxation.

_____ cells are the only cells to develop propagated action potential

Which nerve fiber efferents innervates chain and static bag fibers?_____