The Muscular System - 22 views

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  #1 Bethany Parks on 11 Mar 13

   

  Muscular System Video:
  http://kidshealth.org/kid/htbw/MSmovie.html
  
  Create a compare and contrast diagram for the three types of muscles (smooth, cardiac, skeletal). In order to get points for your group you MUST have posted on Diigo BEFORE our next class. If you post after or during, you will not get any points.
  
  Don't forget to have your group presentations ready for our next class!

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Muscular System Video: <br /> <a href="http://kidshealth.org/kid/htbw/MSmovie.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://kidshealth.org/kid/htbw/MSmovie.html</a> <br /> <br /> Create a compare and contrast diagram for the three types of muscles (smooth, cardiac, skeletal). In order to get points for your group you MUST have posted on Diigo BEFORE our next class. If you post after or during, you will not get any points. <br /> <br /> Don't forget to have your group presentations ready for our next class!</div>

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  #2 parklauren on 12 Mar 13

   

  Smooth muscle
  - Involuntary muscle, they work without trying.
  - Smooth muscles are located in stomach, intestine and bladder.
  
  Cardiac muscle
  - Involuntary muscle
  - The heart (myocardian)
  - Contracts and relaxes to pumped blood for your body.
  
  Skeletal muscle
  - Voluntary muscles, decides when and how to move them.
  
  Cardiac & smooth muscles= involuntary

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Smooth muscle <br /> - Involuntary muscle, they work without trying. <br /> - Smooth muscles are located in stomach, intestine and bladder. <br /> <br /> Cardiac muscle <br /> - Involuntary muscle <br /> - The heart (myocardian) <br /> - Contracts and relaxes to pumped blood for your body. <br /> <br /> Skeletal muscle <br /> - Voluntary muscles, decides when and how to move them. <br /> <br /> Cardiac & smooth muscles= involuntary</div>

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  #3 Shawn Yoo on 12 Mar 13

   

  Skeletal Muscle
  -striated
  -is in voluntary control
  -has many nuclei
  
  Smooth Muscle
  -not striated
  -not in voluntary control
  -one nucleus
  
  Cardiac Muscle
  -found in heart
  -striated and one nucleus
  -not in voluntary control

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Skeletal Muscle <br /> -striated <br /> -is in voluntary control <br /> -has many nuclei <br /> <br /> Smooth Muscle <br /> -not striated <br /> -not in voluntary control <br /> -one nucleus <br /> <br /> Cardiac Muscle <br /> -found in heart <br /> -striated and one nucleus <br /> -not in voluntary control</div>

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  #7 Jenna Lee on 12 Mar 13

   

  Smooth Muscle
  - Involuntary: moves by itself
  - In your organs: stomach, intestine, bladder
  
  Skeletal Muscle
  - Voluntary: force to move
  - Attached with skeleton
  
  Cardiac
  - Involuntary
  - Only in heart

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Smooth Muscle <br /> - Involuntary: moves by itself <br /> - In your organs: stomach, intestine, bladder <br /> <br /> Skeletal Muscle <br /> - Voluntary: force to move <br /> - Attached with skeleton <br /> <br /> Cardiac <br /> - Involuntary <br /> - Only in heart</div>

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  #8 Heeyoon Kim on 13 Mar 13

   

  (Smooth Muscle)
  - Located in your stomach, intestine
  - Involuntary
  
  (Skeletal Muscle)
  - Attached to the skeleton
  - Produces movement
  
  (Cardiac Muscle)
  - Found in heart
  - Involuntary

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">(Smooth Muscle) <br /> - Located in your stomach, intestine <br /> - Involuntary <br /> <br /> (Skeletal Muscle) <br /> - Attached to the skeleton <br /> - Produces movement <br /> <br /> (Cardiac Muscle) <br /> - Found in heart <br /> - Involuntary</div>

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