Determine whether each label describes skeletal or cardiac muscle.

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Chapter8: Muscle Physiology
Section8.4: Skeletal Muscle Metabolism And Fiber Types
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HQ7. Determine whether each label describes skeletal or cardiac muscle.

Determine whether each label describes skeletal or cardiac muscle.
Stimulation travels
rapidly from cell to
cell, causing
contraction
Voluntarily controlled
Each muscle cell needs
to be stimulated by
neurotransmitter to
contract
Functions to pump
blood
Skeletal muscle
Most are attached to
bones
All calcium ions from
sarcoplasmic
reticulum
Intercalated discs
Calcium ions from
extracellular fluid
and sarcoplasmic
reticulum
Functions to move
bones
Involuntarily
controlled
Cardiac muscle
Transcribed Image Text:Determine whether each label describes skeletal or cardiac muscle. Stimulation travels rapidly from cell to cell, causing contraction Voluntarily controlled Each muscle cell needs to be stimulated by neurotransmitter to contract Functions to pump blood Skeletal muscle Most are attached to bones All calcium ions from sarcoplasmic reticulum Intercalated discs Calcium ions from extracellular fluid and sarcoplasmic reticulum Functions to move bones Involuntarily controlled Cardiac muscle
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