Notes: Muscle Types & Function. (1) Types of Muscle Skeletal Cardiac Smooth.

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Notes: Muscle Types & Function

Transcript of Notes: Muscle Types & Function. (1) Types of Muscle Skeletal Cardiac Smooth.

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Notes: Muscle Types & Function

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(1) Types of Muscle

• Skeletal

• Cardiac

• Smooth

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Cardiac Muscle

Skeletal Muscle

Smooth Muscle

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(2) Skeletal Muscle

• Physical Characteristics:– Long cells– Whole muscle has striations

• Type of Movement:– Voluntary– Allows overall body mobility– Contracts fast w/great force, tires fast also

• Location:– On top of bones & connecting them

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(3) Cardiac Muscle

• Physical Characteristics:– Branched cells– Whole muscle has striations

• Types of Movement:– Involuntary– Steady, consistent movement– Heartbeat (rate gauged by nervous system)

• Location:– heart

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(4) Smooth Muscle

• Physical Characteristics:– Long cells– Whole muscle NOT striated

• Type of Movement:– Involuntary– Slower, yet consistent movement– Forces fluids & solids through channels

• Location:– Digestive & excretive organs– Respiratory passageways

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(5) Muscle Function

• Produce movement– Bones = attachment points– Internal organs (move nutrients, waste, etc.)

• Maintain posture– Unique to Bipedalism

• Stabilize joints– Allows for wider range of movement and use of

force

• Generate heat– During contraction