Which of the following muscles that make the walls of heart and are NOT present anywhere else in the body?

Correct answer: B. Cardiac muscles

  • A. Smooth muscles
  • B. Cardiac muscles
  • C. Skeletal muscles
  • D. Voluntary muscles
  • E. Both A and C

Explanation

Cardiac muscles are striated muscles found exclusively in the walls of the heart. In contrast, smooth muscles are found in the walls of many organs and blood vessels, and skeletal muscles are attached to the bones and responsible for voluntary movements.

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