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Musculoskeletal System

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Neuroscience: The Biological Perspective

Neuroscience: The Biological Perspective. Chapter 2. Chapter 2 Learning Objective Menu. LO 2.1 How parts of nervous system relate LO 2.2 Neurons and nerves and how they work LO 2.3 How neurons communicate LO 2.4 Neurotransmitters LO 2.5 How brain and spinal cord interact

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Neuroscience: The Biological Perspective

Neuroscience: The Biological Perspective. Chapter 2. Chapter 2 Learning Objective Menu. LO 2.1 How parts of nervous system relate LO 2.2 Neurons and nerves and how they work LO 2.3 How neurons communicate LO 2.4 Neurotransmitters LO 2.5 How brain and spinal cord interact

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Muscular System

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Nervous System

Nervous System. A system that controls all of the activities of the body. The nervous system is made of:. The brain. The spinal cord. The nerves. The nervous system also allows you to react to a stimulus. Stimulus. A stimulus is a change in the environment that causes reactions.

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TAKS objective 2 Living Systems & environment

TAKS objective 2 Living Systems & environment. Middle School Science Science TAKS Need to Know. All living things are made up of cells. Unicellular (Single-celled)- organisms that are made up of only one cell.

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Muscle Growth & Plasticity

Muscle Growth & Plasticity. Embryology. All muscles derive from the MESODERM of the GASTRULA Remember? Morula then Blastula then Gastrula From its mesoderm layer: A) striated or voluntary muscles B) cardiac muscle or scalariform C) smooth muscle (of GI tract, Urinary, etc).

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Muscles

Muscles. Do you have more bones or more muscles in your body? Y ou have more than 600 muscles in your body. They do everything from pumping blood throughout your body to helping you lift your heavy backpack. Do you control your muscles?

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How Do Muscles Work?

How Do Muscles Work?. Types of Movement. Flexion:. The decreasing of an angle between bones. One of the bones of the joint moves towards the other bone. Extension:. The opposite action to flexion. When the angle is increased between two bones. Abduction:.

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Joints, Tendons and Ligaments

Joints, Tendons and Ligaments. An Overview. FLEXION. A joint bent or FLEXED so that one of the bones of the joint moves towards the other. This can be performed at hinge, ball & socket, Condyloid and saddle joints. This can be performed at hinge, ball & socket, Condyloid and saddle joints.

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Vet Med Terms 2

Vet Med Terms 2. By: Ms. Moreland. INstructions. FOR THE ID PART: Write the term and what it does or is bred to do. . Question 11. Explain the steps to preforming a fecal starting with obtaining the sample from the patient. Question 12.

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Q What are cell? A: Cells are basic units of life that cannot ne seen with naked eye.

Q What are cell? A: Cells are basic units of life that cannot ne seen with naked eye. Q What are tissues? A: Same type of cells layered together to make tissues. Q What are muscles? A: Muscles are elastic tissue which contract or relax to produce movement.

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Moving Around

Moving Around. WALT: to know how we move around WILF: to know how a joint works To know how a muscle works. What do muscles do?. Muscles move cows, snakes, worms and humans. Muscles move you!

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MUSCLES schwarzenegger/en/life/retroclip/retro_en_arn_hanzfranz.asp?sec=life&subsec=retroclip

MUSCLES http://www.schwarzenegger.com/en/life/retroclip/retro_en_arn_hanzfranz.asp?sec=life&subsec=retroclip. Involuntary Muscles. Involuntary Muscles Muscles that are not under your conscious control. Examples - heart, muscles used for breathing . Voluntary Muscles.

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How to make a ZOMBIE!

How to make a ZOMBIE!. I Want Your Brain. A Zombie. WARNING: Do Not Attempt this at home without adult supervision. The Background. Human muscles are controlled by neurons (nerve cells) called axons . An Axon. Nerve Impulses.

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??? ???? ?????? ??????. ANTIEPILEPTICS Dr: Samah Gaafar Hassan. EPILEPSY. a periodic recurrence of seizures with or without convulsions. A convulsion implies violent, involuntary contraction(s) of the voluntary muscles.

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Muscles

Muscles. Chapter 18-2. What is a muscle?. An organ that can relax and contract to allow movement Attach to bones by tendons More than 600 in our bodies Smallest in our ears ( stapedius ) Largest in our thighs ( sartorious ). How do muscles work?. Works with your skeletal system.

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The muscular system

The muscular system

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Ch. 6 Section 2 The Muscular System

Ch. 6 Section 2 The Muscular System. an organ that relaxes, contracts, and provides force to move your body they work constantly examples- heart, digestive system, lungs. 1. muscle. voluntary- muscles you can control, tire much more easily than involuntary muscles

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Lesson #6:

Lesson #6: . Objective: Names of muscles Types of muscles. Muscles. Voluntary muscles: Ones you control Involuntary muscles: Ones that work automatically. 3 types of muscles: Skeletal: 640 voluntary muscles attached to the skeleton

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