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Muscles of the Body
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Voluntary Muscles Muscles that we can control Skeletal Muscles (like…)
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Involuntary Muscles Muscles that we cannot control (like…)
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Skeletal Muscles Muscles that are attached to bone These muscles are involuntary or voluntary.
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Striations Striping (Stripe-ing) found in cardiac and skeletal muscles
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Smooth Muscle Involuntary muscles that we cannot control Do not have striations
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Cardiac Muscle Muscles of the heart Have striations Can you control these?
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Tendon Connective tissue that holds muscle to other muscles and bone
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Muscle Action Contraction (shortening and thickening) of a muscle when it works Always work in pairs
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Muscle Contraction When a muscle pulls and becomes short and bulged.
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Muscle Tone The ability the muscle has to contract Can you see striations??
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Muscle Relaxation As a muscle relaxes, the muscle lengthens and becomes thinner Remember to stretch before physical activity!
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Fatigue (Fa ‘teeg) Build-up of lactic acid in a muscle Leads to muscle cramps
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