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muscles system
facts and functions of selected muscles
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| how many muscles found in the face | 60 |
| how many muscles It takes smile | 20 |
| the number of muscles it takes to frown | 40 |
| The longest muscle in the body is the | sartorius |
| the muscle which rotates the thigh outwards and bends the knee | sartorius. |
| The smallest muscle in the body is deep in the ear | stapedius |
| the stapedius muscle is involved in | hearing |
| The biggest muscle in the body is the | gluteus maximus, |
| in the buttock, the muscles which pulls the leg backwards | gluteus maximus |
| the powerful muscle used for walking, running and climbing steps | gluteus maximus |
| There are nearly 650 | skeletal muscles in the human body! |
| Skeletal muscles are attached to the | skeleton |
| skeletal muscles do not work alone they work in | pairs |
| while working in pairs one muscle moves the bone in one direction and the other moves it | back again |
| Skeletal muscles are classed as | voluntary muscles . |
| The length of time for Muscle contractions can be | short or long |
| Smooth muscle is found in our | internal organs:in our digestive system, our blood vessels, our bladder, our respiratory organs and, in a female, the uterus. |
| Smooth muscle can stretch and maintain tension over | extended periods |
| Smooth muscles are | involuntary muscles |
| the type of muscle found in the digestive system | smooth |
| the type of muscle found in the bladder | smooth |
| As the name should tell you, cardiac muscle is found only in the | heart. |
| It is a twitch muscle, it only does short single contractions | cardiac |
| Like smooth muscle, cardiac muscle is | involuntary. |
| There are muscles in the root of our hairs that gives us | goose bumps. |
| The longest muscle has muscle cells that can be over a | foot long. |
| It takes how many muscles in the body to smile. | 17 |
| It takes how many muscles to frown | 42 |
| The smallest muscle (about 1mm) in your body is located in the ear. It is called what? | Stapedius |