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Title: Skeletal and Muscular Systems


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SkeletalandMuscularSystems
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Skeletal System
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Functions
  • Gives structure to the body
  • Supports Muscles
  • Protects organs

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Organs
  • There are 206 bones in the body.
  • Layers of bone
  • Periosteum bone membrane
  • Compact Bone hard part of the bone that
    provides support.
  • Spongy Bone framework of the bone that
    makes bone light and strong.
  • Bone Marrow produces blood cells and stores
    energy.

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Bone Structure
Periosteum
Marrow
Bony layer
Blood vessels
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Structures
  • Joint place where bones are connected
  • Ligament tough bands of tissue that hold
    joints together.
  • Tendon cords that connect muscle to bone

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How It Works
  • Muscles are connected to bones. When they cross
    a movable joint, they act to move it.
  • Types of Joints
  • Ball-and-socket Joint shoulder and hip
  • Pivot Joint top two vertebrae and elbow
  • Hinge Joint knee and elbow

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Muscular System
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Function
  • Movement of the body
  • Protection of the joints
  • Heat creation

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Organs
  • Muscles are made up of long paired strands of
    proteins.
  • Types of muscles
  • Skeletal Muscle voluntary muscle that
    moves the body.
  • Smooth Muscle involuntary muscle that lines
    internal organs found in digestive tract and
    blood vessels.
  • Cardiac Muscle muscle that is specific to the
    heart.

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How It Works
  • Muscle can only contract and relax. Joints are
    moved by shortening muscles.
  • Muscles work in tandem. This is called
    reciprocal innervation. One muscle contracts on
    one side of the joint while the muscle on the
    other side relaxes.
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