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Muscular System By your fellow classmates, Zach Thurston and Brad Benson

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Muscular System

By your fellow classmates, Zach Thurston and Brad Benson

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• There are over 600 muscles in the human body!

• Muscles are bundles of muscle fibers held together by connective tissue

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Three Kinds of Muscles

• Visceral– smooth muscle found in internal organs of the

body such as digestive and respiratory contract to cause movement in these organs

– Visceral muscles are involuntary, meaning they move without conscious thought

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Three Kinds of Muscles

• Cardiac– Forms walls of the heart and contracts to

circulate blood– Cardiac muscles are also involuntary

Zach The “Macho Man”

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Three Kinds of Muscles

• Skeletal muscle – attached to bone and control bodily

movement– Skeletal muscles are voluntary, meaning they

move by conscious thought

Brad, A.K.A.

“The Wind”

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Important functions

• Attach to bones to provide to provide movement

• Produce heat and energy for the body

• Help maintain posture• Protect internal

organs

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Different Muscle Movements

• Adduction-moving toward the midline

• Abduction- moving away from the midline

• Flexion- decrease angle between two bones

• Extension- increase angle

• Rotation- turning around an axis

• Circumduction- moving in a circle at a joint

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Different Muscle Movements

• Partial contraction- muscle tone or readiness to act loss of muscle tone can occur because of paralysis

• When muscles aren’t used for a long period of time they atrophy( shrink)

• Contracture- sever tightening of a flexor muscle

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Muscular Diseases

• Fibromyalgia

• Muscular Dystrophy

• Myasthenia

• Cramps

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Diseases

• Fibromyalgia- widespread pain in specific muscle sites– Symptoms: stiffness, numbness, depression– Cause- unknown, but stress, and poor fitness

affect the condition

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Diseases Continued..

• Muscular Dystrophy– Group of inherited diseases that causes

progressive muscle atrophy– Appears in early childhood– Physical therapy slows the process down

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Even more diseases..

• Myasthenia gravis– Nerve impulses aren’t transmitted correctly to

muscle• Leads to weakness and paralysis

Thought to be an autoimmune disease

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The Last of our “Diseases”

• Cramps– Sudden muscle contractions usually in legs or

side– Provide gentle pressure to ease the pain

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THE END

.. OR IS IT?

….. OR IS IT NOT SO?

YEA, IT IS

Happy January 6!