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muscoskeletal muscles

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maximus means largest
minimus means smallest
muscle fibres are perpendicular transverse
muscle fibres run parallel rectus
muscle fibres run at an angle or at a slant oblique
A muscle with three points of attachment (origins) at the non moving bone. Triceps
The specific type of muscle contraction that moves substances like food or a baby through internal body channels. Smooth muscle contraction (Peristalsis)
The "chewing" muscle located over the jaw Masseter
Large, fan-shaped muscle covering the upper chest. Pectoralis major
The muscle group on the posterior thigh responsible for knee flexion. Hamstrings
The large kite-shaped muscle of the upper back and neck used for shrugging. Trapezius
The skeletal system is made up of ______ bones (206 in an adult),
Cartilage is a type of _________________ tissue. connective
The process of blood cell formation occurring within the red bone marrow. Haematopoiesis
The specific tissue type that is more flexible than bone and supports the trachea and external ear. Connective Tissue (specifically Cartilage)
Bone acts as a "bank" for these two primary minerals. Calcium and Phosphorus
The skeletal division consisting of the skull, vertebral column, ribs, and sternum. Axial Skeleton
The skeletal division that includes the shoulder girdle, pelvic girdle, and limbs. Appendicular Skeleton
Identification of the bone commonly known as the "breastbone" located in the axial skeleton. Sternum
The term given to describe the muscle pair of one on the left and one on the right is bilateral
What are the functions of muscle? movement posture stabilise joints generate heat protection regulation
what are the functions of bones ? support protection movement store minerals
Fat is stored in the internal cavity of bones (yellow marrow).
What are the four primary functions of the muscular system? Movement, maintaining posture, stabilizing joints, and generating heat.
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