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Muscular Physiology
R.T. Floyd
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Mar 5,2002
Across
2. continuous sheet of loose connective tissue that lies directly under the skin
4. one neuron plus the muscle fiber it innervates.
7. broad, flat, sheet of connective tissue extending from the fibrous wrapping of the muscle to connect with another structure
9. more tone than normal
10. sustained and steady contraction, combined effort of several muscle fibers to maintain the muscle in contraction
11. coarser sheath which covers each fascicle
13. layer of dense fibrous connective tissue under the superficial fascial
14. bound 15 to 40 fibers into bundles
15. surrounds each muscle fiber
Down
1. thick outer sheath which covers entire muscle
2. innervates each muscle fiber
3. tubular structures of fibrous connective tissue enclosing certain tendons
5. continual partial contraction of muscle, occurring primarily in postural muscles
6. quick, jerky response to a stimulus, not useful
8. less tone than normal
9. individual contractile units.
12. strong, tough cord that connects muscle with the periosteum of the bond