Muscle tissue types (Open book to page 309)

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Muscle tissue types (Open book to page 309)

Three Types of Muscle Tissue Skeletal muscle tissue: Attached to _______ and _________ Appearance? ________________ Voluntary/ Involuntary? Powerful

Three Types of Muscle Tissue Skeletal muscle tissue: Attached to _______ and _________ Appearance? ________________ Voluntary/ Involuntary? Powerful

Three Types of Muscle Tissue Cardiac muscle tissue: Only in the ___________. Appearance? ______________. Voluntary/ Involuntary ?

Three Types of Muscle Tissue Cardiac muscle tissue: Only in the ___________. Appearance? ______________. Voluntary/ Involuntary ?

Three Types of Muscle Tissue Smooth muscle tissue: Found in ________________________________________Appearance? _______________. Voluntary/ Involuntary

Three Types of Muscle Tissue Smooth muscle tissue: Found in _______________________________________________________________________. Appearance? _______________. Voluntary/ Involuntary

Muscle Functions Movement of bones or fluids (e.g., blood) Maintaining posture and body position Stabilizing joints Heat generation (especially skeletal muscle)