Which Statement Concerning the Length-Tension Relationship Is INCORRECT

question 186

Multiple Choice

Which statement concerning the length-tension relationship is INCORRECT?

• A) It refers to the relationship between the length of the muscle before the onset of contraction and the tetanic tension that each contracting fibre can subsequently develop at that length.
• B) It is based on the amount of overlap of thick and thin filaments.
• C) It allows no tension development if the whole muscle is stretched to 30 percent longer than its optimal length.
• D) Within the body, it is limited to a functional range because of limitations on muscle length imposed by attachment to the skeleton.

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