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Review of A&P I (part 2-Tissues Help Save & Exit Submit Saved Which of the following is/are true about the functions of cardiac muscle? Check all that apply. 277 Check All That Apply coints Skipped Cardiac muscle olmost always utilizes oerobic respiration to obtoin energy Cardlac muscle cells require nervous innervation for stimulation. References Cardiac muscle secures some of its calcium ions from the sarcoplasmie reticulum. When the chombers are filled with blood, the myocytes utilize tight junctions to resist seporation Autorhythmic cells allow the myocytes to contract consistently and regularly, efficiendy pumping blood from the chambers.

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True:

  • Cardiac muscle almost always utilizes aerobic respiration to obtain energy.
  • Cardiac muscle secures some if its calcium ions from the sarcoplasmic reticulum.
  • Autorhythmic cells allow the myocytes to contract consistently and regularly, efficiently pumping blood from the chambers.

False: 

  • Cardiac muscle cells require nervous innervation for stimulation.
  • When the chambers are filled with blood, the myocytes utilize tight junctions to resist separation.

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