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2 Write 5.4 Muscle Tissue

3 Write Objective 5.4.1 Students will understand the general characteristics of muscle tissue.

4 Muscle Tissue General Characteristics
Write Muscle Tissue General Characteristics Structure Function Contractile Cells can shorten Cells close together Do not regenerate easily Connected to blood vessels Move Body Parts Pump Blood Helps move things within the body

5 Write Objective 5.3.2 Students will be able to identify the three types of muscle cells and tissue

6 Listen

7 Listen 1 Cardiac Muscle Cell

8 Listen

9 Listen

10 Muscle Cell Types Listen Smooth 1 central nuclei Not striated
Squamous shape Skeletal Multiple Nuclei Striated Cylinder Shaped Cardiac 1 central nuclei Striated Branched cells Intercalated discs

11 Skeletal Muscle Tissue
Composed of: Skeletal Muscle Cells Characteristics: Striated Multiple Nuclei Voluntary Contraction Locations All over body

12 Cardiac Muscle Tissue Composed of: Cardiac Muscle Cells
Characteristics: Striated Single Nuclei Involuntary Contractions Branched Intercalated discs Locations Heart

13 Smooth Muscle Tissue Composed of: Smooth Muscle Cells Characteristics:
Not Striated Single Nuclei Squamous Shaped Involuntary Contractions Locations Hollow organs Blood vessels Digestive tract

14 Write 5.4 Nervous Tissue

15 Write 5.4.1 Nervous Tissue Students will be able to identify the general characteristics of Nervous Tissue

16 Nervous Tissue Composed of: Neurons (nerve cells) Neuroglial cells
Write Nervous Tissue Composed of: Neurons (nerve cells) Neuroglial cells Support neurons Characteristics: Branched cellular properties Sensory reception Conduction of nerve impulses Control muscles and glands Locations Brain Spinal Cord Peripheral Nerves

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