Chapter 10, Problem 19TYR

Summary Introduction

Introduction:

A skeletal muscle consists of connective tissues, nerves and blood muscles other than muscle tissues. It consists of connective tissue epimysium. The perimysium is the thick connective tissue sheath wraps the bundle of muscle fibers is called fascicle. These are the grain like structures seen in a folk tender roasted beef if pull apart. The strength of the muscle and direction is determined by the fascicles orientation in various ways. Thus fascicles are classified into fusiform muscles, parallel muscles, triangular muscles, pinnate muscles and circular muscles.