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Muscle fibers that are the smallest in diameter, will have relatively low levels of glycogen (when compared to wider diameter fibers).

Part A- For EACH of these terms (from the previous question)  clearly state what each is MADE OF, at the specific tissue(s) level, or a clear definition/description if more suitable 5 points Terms/structures:  1. Periosteum2. Articular Cartilag3. Synovial membrane4. Fibrous layer5. Synovial cavity Part B- Which of the above structure(s)/etc. contain blood vessels?  2 points Part C- Which of the above structure(s)/etc. is most directly perturbed/damaged due to osteoarthritis?  2 points        

Which of the following is NOT a function of synovial fluid?  

Muscle fibers that have high levels of  myoglobin are likely to have very few mitochondria.

What angular movements occur at the hip joints and knee joints as you crouch down to pick up something heavy off of the floor?

When calcium ions bind to troponin

When performing a heel stick on a child under 1 years of age

A muscle that is striated and is solely under involuntarily control is skeletal muscle cardiac muscle smooth muscle found in walls of intestines attached to bones of the skeleton

Which step comes first in the capillary collection process?

Hematology specimens are collected in a [tube] tube One test that is done in this department is [test]