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What are the three types of Skeletal Tissue?

* Skeletal


* Cardiac


* Smooth

Describe Skeletal Muscle Tissue. (4)

* CT sheets attached to bones of the skeleton


* Form the flesh of the body


* As they contract, they pull on bones or skin causing body movements


* Voluntary muscle

Describe Cardiac Muscle Tissue. (5)

* Only in the walls of the heart


* Contractions propel blood through blood vessels to all parts of the body


* Striated with one central nucleus


* Branching cells fit together at unique junctions called intercalcated discs


* Involuntary muscle

Describe Smooth Muscle Tissue. (5)

* No visible striations


* Spindle shaped with one central nucleus


* Found in walls of hollow organs (other than heart)


* Squeezes substances through organs by contracting and relaxing


* Involuntary muscle

Describe the Nervous System.

Regulates and controls body functions

What are the two types of Nervous System cells?

Neurons & Supporting Cells

What do Neurons do?

* Highly specialized nerve cells that generate and conduct nerve impulses


* Respond to stimuli (via dendrites)


* Transmit electrical impulses over substantial distances (via axons)

What do Nervous System Supporting Cells do?

* Non conducting cells


* Support, insulate & protect the neurons