1. Skeletal and Muscular Systems

2. Skeletal System

3. Functions Gives structure to the body Supports Muscles Protects organs

4. Organs There are 206 bones in the body. Layers of bone: –Periosteum – bone membrane –Compact Bone – hard part of the bone that provides support. –Spongy Bone – framework of the bone that makes bone light and strong. –Bone Marrow – produces blood cells and stores energy.

5. Bony layer Marrow Periosteum Blood vessels Bone Structure

6. Structures Joint – place where bones are connected Ligament – tough bands of tissue that hold joints together. Tendon – cords that connect muscle to bone

7. How It Works Muscles are connected to bones. When they cross a movable joint, they act to move it. Types of Joints –Ball-and-socket Joint= shoulder and hip –Pivot Joint = top two vertebrae and elbow –Hinge Joint = knee and elbow

8. Muscular System

9. Function Movement of the body Protection of the joints Heat creation

10. Organs Muscles are made up of long paired strands of proteins. Types of muscles –Skeletal Muscle – voluntary muscle that moves the body. –Smooth Muscle – involuntary muscle that lines internal organs; found in digestive tract and blood vessels. –Cardiac Muscle – muscle that is specific to the heart.

11. How It Works Muscle can only contract and relax. Joints are moved by shortening muscles. Muscles work in tandem. This is called reciprocal innervation. One muscle contracts on one side of the joint while the muscle on the other side relaxes.