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the body system whose function is movement and flexibility

muscular system

muscle found in the digestive tract and the walls of blood vessels

smooth muscle

muscle that is attached to bones for movement and protects the organs

skeletal muscle

muscle that is only found in the heart

cardiac muscle

muscle action that is under your control (running, smiling)

voluntary muscle

muscle action that is NOT under your control (peristalsis, breathing)

involuntary muscle

connective tissue that connects muscle to bone

tendons

muscle that bends part of your body

flexor

muscle that straightens part of your body

extensor

injury in which a muscle or tendon is overstretched or torn

strain

body system whose function is to support and protect the body and allow the body to move

skeletal system

bone cells

osteoblasts

rigid, dense bone with on open spaces


compact bone

bone with many open spaces that provides most of the strength and support to the bone

spongy bone

soft tissue found in the middle of bones

marrow

flexible tissue that bones start out as and that covers the ends of many bones

cartilage

place where two or more bones meet

joint

a joint in which the bones glide over each other

gliding joint

a joint in which the bones can move freely in all directions

ball and socket joint

a joint in which the bones move to flex and extend (or bend and straighten)

hinge joint

connective tissue that connects bones to other bones in a joint

ligament

an injury that occurs when a ligament is overstretched or torn.

sprain