Answer:
Nervous stimulus action for muscle contraction
Explanation:
Nerve stimulation is sent to the sarcolemma, which are motor nerves at the neuromuscular junction (junction between the terminal part of a motor axon with a motor plate), after which nerve endings implant in the sarcolemma and form plaque on the surface of muscle fibers, which in turn transmit stimulus to the musculature.
Then, an electrical current (from the stimuli) is generated, it propagates through the muscle cell membrane, reaches the cytoplasm and triggers the muscle contraction mechanism.
The answer is false.
The group of similar cells working together to perform a specific job is called a tissue. The functional group of multiple tissues is called organ. Functionally related organs form organ systems, which all together form one organism.
So, surgeon is working at the organ level. The lungs are the organs of transpiration. Since they are organs, they consist of multiple tissues, which consist of many cells. But the surgeon does not work on one single cell, he works with the whole organ.
