and All Correct Answers 2025-2026
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What are the contractile speeds of Type I, Type IIa, and Type IIx fibers? - Answer Type I- 110
ms (slowest)
Type IIa- 50 ms
Type IIx- 50 ms
What skeletal muscle fiber type has the weakest motor unit force? - Answer -Type I
What skeletal muscle fiber type has the strongest motor unit force? - Answer -Type IIx
What skeletal muscle fiber has the smallest motor neuron size? - Answer Type I
What skeletal muscle fiber has the largest motor neuron size? - Answer Type IIx
What skeletal muscle fiber has the slowest nerve conduction velocity? - Answer Type I
What skeletal muscle fiber has the fastest nerve conduction velocity? - Answer Type IIx
What skeletal muscle fiber has the slowest myosin ATPase? - Answer Type I
What skeletal muscle fiber has the fastest myosin ATPase? - Answer Type IIx
What skeletal muscle fiber has the least developed SR? - Answer Type I
What skeletal muscle fiber has the most developed SR? - Answer Type II
What are the oxidative capacities for Type I, Type IIa, and Type IIx fibers? - Answer Type I-
high
Type IIa- moderate
, Type IIx-low
What are the myoglobin contents for Type I, Type IIa, and Type IIx fibers? - Answer Type I-
high
Type IIa- high/moderate
Type IIx- low
What are the mitochondrial densities for Type I, Type IIa, and Type IIx fibers? - Answer Type
I- high
Type IIa- high/moderate
Type IIx- low
What are the capillarizations for Type I, Type IIa, and Type IIx fibers? - Answer Type I- high
Type IIa- high
Type IIx- low
What are the glycogen stores for Type I, Type IIa, and Type IIx? - Answer Type I- low
Type IIa- high/moderate
Type IIx- high
What are the glycolytic capacities for Type I, Type IIa, and Type IIx? - Answer Type I- low
Type IIa- high
Type IIx- high