Which attachment point of the muscle is the part that moves the most?

Match the structures of the NMJ to their terms or descriptions below. Some letters have been skipped.  

What happens after the action potential (impulses) reaches the sarcolemma of the muscle cell? Match the following steps of the sliding filament mechanism in chronological order (from the point the action potential reaches the sarcolemma of the muscle cell ) to their proper descriptions.

Match the step in the sliding filament model to the correct event description.

In a muscle cell, the sarcolemma is equivalent to a [musclechoice1], but the [musclechoice2] is equivalent to the muscle cell cytoplasm.

Troponin:

The term “Action Potential” is the correct name that refers to the wave-like energy that passes from the NMJ through the T-Tubules from the muscle to cause changes in the muscle initiating depolarization and the contraction process?

True or False:    The prime mover causes the main muscle movement in an action while the antagonist opposes it.

Match the appropriate letter to the correct term. NOTE: Picture moves from entire muscle (top figure) to fascicle (middle figure) and muscle fiber (bottom figure)

A BARS chart in performance management stands for behaviorally anchored rating scale.