Which location is the most likely site of smooth muscle?

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sdas [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

The correct option is D) vascular walls

Explanation:

There are three types of muscles present in our body-

1. skeletal muscle : it is a voluntary muscle, which is attached to the bones and effects the posture and the skeletal movement. Skeletal muscles are divided into - axial muscles (present in the axial skeleton) and appendicular muscles (present in the appendicular skeleton).

Therefore, skeletal muscles are present in the axial skeleton and the appendicular skeleton.

2. cardiac muscle : it is an involuntary muscle, which constitutes the tissues of the walls of the heart.

Therefore, cardiac muscles are present in the heart wall.

3. smooth muscle : it is also an involuntary muscle, present in the walls of the hollow organs, such as uterus, bladder, stomach, blood vessels etc.

Therefore, smooth vessels are present in the vascular walls of the blood vessels.

Therefore, the most likely location of smooth muscle is vascular walls

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