Module 02 — Support and Movement · quiz worth 80 pts · 2026-10-06
The exam spans four scales, so a cause-and-effect chain reveals gaps faster than rereading.
Name the motion, muscle, tendon, bone, joint, and stabilizing ligament.
Name the stage, temporary material, and bone-cell jobs.
Follow signal, calcium, binding, pull, ATP release/reset, and relaxation.
What single link carries muscle force to bone?
A tendon.
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Know flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, and rotation. Sort major bones and muscles into axial and appendicular groups. Trace a motion across muscle, tendon, bone, joint, and ligament, and interpret exercise-related vital-sign changes.
Compare compact and spongy bone, collagen and mineral in matrix, and the roles of osteoblasts, osteocytes, and osteoclasts. Sequence hematoma, soft callus, hard callus, and remodeling. Use evidence to describe fracture patterns and bone conditions.
Identify skeletal, cardiac, and smooth tissue using striations, cell shape, control, and location. Explain origin and insertion. Trace whole muscle → fascicle → fiber → myofibril → sarcomere, including the sarcolemma and sarcoplasmic reticulum.
Explain how a nerve signal releases calcium, calcium exposes actin sites, myosin cross-bridges pull, and ATP detaches and resets myosin. Remember that filaments slide rather than shrink and that ATP-powered calcium transport supports relaxation.
The local source directs regular-credit students to review guided notes and complete only the regular Support and Movement Exam. Take and submit the real 80-point exam in the assigned course. The portal practice is a readiness check, not exam content.
This portal checks readiness; the assigned course owns the exam.
Use the maps and guided notes to locate weak concepts.
Retry missed portal items until you can explain the reason.
Open and complete only the regular-credit exam in the assigned course.
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Mix all four maps. Explain the reason before moving to the next item.
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