1. Instructions and link to Body System PowerPoint File
Click on this attachment and download the Body System PowerPoint onto your desktop.
Do NOT use the PowerPoint web app.
Once you have downloaded it successfully to the desktop, save it with your name (sallyw.bodysystems), thereby beginning the process of making it YOUR OWN PERSONAL POWERPOINT.
Each slide will state what is required on each slide.
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2. The Mysteries of the Muscular System
By Max S. and Livie M.

3. Major Organs in Your Body System with Labeled Diagram
What are:
the cells (specialized, how many different kinds?)
the tissues
The muscular system has 3 distinct organs – the skeletal (biceps), the cardiac (heart), and smooth muscles (stomach). A muscle consists of muscle fibers, connective tissue, nerve tissue and blood tissue and is considered one organ.

4. System Overview
The muscular system’s job is to help the body move around. Your body has more than 600 muscles in total. The muscular system also helps keep your body warm because your body is always moving, and your heart pumps out blood and the blood is always warm. The human muscle system is a network of tissues which control movement of the body.

5. Major Organs
‪The muscular system has 3 distinct organs – the skeletal (biceps), the cardiac (heart), and smooth muscles (stomach). A muscle consists of muscle fibers, connective tissue, nerve tissue and blood tissue and is considered one organ. The cardiac muscles help the heart pump blood. The skeletal muscles, also the voluntary ones, help move your body. The smooth muscles are in your digestive tract, and help digest or regurgitate‬

6. How does that job keep your body “just right” (homeostasis)?
Muscular system keeps the body just  right, because it helps maintain 98.6˚ F F, or 37 C, is an average body temperature, and the muscles inside your body help warm yourself up, or  cool off when your blood vessels dilate and inflate. If it wasn’t for your muscular system, not only would you be incapable of any basic functions, but you would also either be very hot, or super cold.

7. Muscular System Video

8. Diseases and Disorders
These are only a few of the many diseases affecting your muscular system. Most diseases relating to the muscular system decrease your mobility. Articles say to get immediate medical help if having symptoms of any of these diseases. Some of these diseases include: Muscular Dystrophy: causes damage to the skeletal muscular fibers, resulting in weakness and loss of coordination. There is no specific cure for this disease. Cerebral Palsy: affects your posture and balance. Usually is transmitted to children born with brain damages. Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva: causes the muscles, tendons, ligaments as well as other connective tissues to grow bones between the joints. There is no treatment for this disease so pain medicine is used. Dermatomyositis: leads to chronic muscle and skin inflammation. Some symptoms include muscle pain, lung problems, fever, fatigue and weight loss. Myasthenia Gravis: results in muscle weakness and fatigue. Medications and surgery are part of the Myasthenia Gravis Treatment. Myopathy: cause the skeletal or voluntary muscles to become weak or wasted.

9. Keeping the Muscular System Healthy
It is very important to keep your muscles healthy, because they help you keep warm and provide you the ability to move. Experts say that one of the best ways to keep your muscular system healthy is to work out with weights. Strength training will help improve your muscle strength and endurance. Another good way to strengthen your muscles is hiking. When hiking, your big and small muscles are exercised by utilizing oxygen. Most people should be exercising for at least 45 minutes a day, every day, to keep your muscles very healthy. With healthy muscles, you’ll become strong, athletic and very capable of long-endurance exercising.
HIKING
LIFTING WEIGHTS

10. Scientific Breakthroughs
One of the major scientific breakthroughs is prosthetics. Prosthetics are artificial extensions used in the limbs. They replace missing body parts commonly removed by war. One of the main reasons prosthetics were invented was because of war. Soldiers would come back severely wounded, many needing amputation.

11. Interesting Facts and Trivia
•It takes almost 3x as many muscles to frown, then to smile
•Muscles can be longer than a foot long
•40% of your weight is made up of muscles
•The hardest working muscle is the one in your eye
•The body comprises of over 630 muscles
•Scientists believe that eye muscles move more than 100,000 times a day
•The three types of muscles are smooth muscles, skeletal, and cardiac
•Muscles work in pairs: one muscle moves the bone, and the other moves it back
•Without muscles, you cannot live
•Everyone has the same amount of muscles
•Lack of oxygen causes muscles to stop working
•The cardiac muscle is found only in the heart
•Smooth muscles are found only in internal organs
•Skeletal muscles are voluntary muscles, meaning you can move them whenever wherever you want
•Smooth muscles are involuntary muscles, meaning that they move automatically, without you having to tell them

12. Test question for your classmates?
What are the three main types of muscle tissue in the human muscular system?
Name an example of a muscle in each type of muscle tissue
What is a common invention used to replace limbs?
Name two diseases affecting the muscular system.

13. Bibliography The Human Body By Chris Hawkes
The Human Body
By Chris Hawkes