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List two types of muscles in the body
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voluntary
involuntary |
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Describe how the two muscle groups are controlled.
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Skeletal: Attached to the ends of bones and provide the force to move them.
Smooth: On the inside of internal organs. Cardiac: Found in the heart; smooth muscle; involuntary; straited |
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What are some of the actions controlled by involuntary muscles?
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breathing
digesting food |
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What is a voluntary muscles
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muscles under your conscious control
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Describe involuntary muscles
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muscles not under your conscious control
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List some of the actions controlled by voluntary muscles.
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smiling
laughing getting out of the chair standing up walking |
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What are the three types of muscle tissue
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Skeletal
Smooth Cardiac |
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Where is the skeletal muscle located in the body.
Is it voluntary or involuntary? Is it straited or not? |
--Attached to the bone of skeleton
--Voluntary --Straited |
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Where are smooth muscles located in the body.
Is it voluntary of involuntary? Is it straited or not straited? |
_Smooth
-Involuntary -Not straited |
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Where is the cardiac muscles located in the body?
Is it voluntary or involuntary? Is it stratied or not straited |
--Only in the heart
--involuntary --straited |
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A strong connective tissue that attaches muscles to bone is a(n)_______________.
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tendon
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True or False
Skeletal muscles react quickly and tire easily. |
True
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The repeated contractions of cardiac muscles are called_________________.
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heartbeats
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When do muscles contract or become shorter and thicker?
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..when they receivedmessages from the nervous system.
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True or false
Muscle cells can extend, orget longer as well as contract, or get shorter. |
false
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Why must skeletal muscles work in pairs to move a bone?
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--Muscle cells can only contract, not extend.
--Skeletal muscles must work in pairs. --While one muscle contracts, the other muscle returns to its original length. |
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To bend the elbow, the biceps muscles _________________ and the triceps muscle returns to its _________________.
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--contracts
--original length |
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Why do skeletal muscles have to work in pairs?
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Muscles cells can only contract.
They do not extend. Therefore, as one muscle contracts, the other muscle in the pair returns to its oriignal length. |
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How can you help prevent muscle injuries?
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--warming up before exercising
--using proper safety equipment. |
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What types of action are controlled by smooth muscles?
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Smooth muscles contorl involuntary actions such as breathing and digestion.
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What type of muscle is smooth muscle?
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They are involuntary muscles.
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What types of actions are controlled by skeletal muscles?
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voluntary activities such as running, walking, swimming, and other voluntary movements.
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What type of muscle is skeletal muscle?
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voluntary muscles
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How is cardiac muscle similar to both smooth muscle and skeletal muscle?
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Cardiac is similar to smooth muscle because they are both are involuntary;
Cardiac is similar to skeletal because the muscles cells are straited. |
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The skin has several important functions. List them.
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-barrier against disease-causing microorganisms and harmful substances and prevent lost of fluids
--maintain body temperature --eliminate wastes gathers information about the environment --produce Vitamin D to absorb calcium |
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True or False
The skin lets disease-causing microorganisms and harmful substances into the body. |
False
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True or False
The skin keeps water from escaping from the body. |
True
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The skin produces vitamin C.
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False
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The skin gathers information about the environment.
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True
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True or False
To cool the body, blood vesssels in teh skin enlarge to let more blood run through them to move body heatr to the outside. |
True
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Why are pain messages important to the body?
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They warn you that something in the surroundinsg may have injured you, like a cut on the finger.
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Skin cells produce _______________ in the presence of sunlight.
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Vitamin D
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The outer layer of the skin is the ____________________.
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epidermis
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True or False
Nerves and blood vessels run through the epidermis. |
false
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New cells that form deep in the epidermis gradually move upward to the surface of the skin, where after about _____________ the cells die.
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two weeks
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True or false
The layer of dead cells on the surface of the skin protects the body. |
true
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True or false
Melanin, a pigment that gives skin it color, protects the skin from burning in sunlight. |
true
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The inner layer of the skin is the ___________________.
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dermis.
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The dermis has:
a) hairs b) bones c) sweat glands d) oil glands |
a, c, d
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Prespiration reaches the sufrace of the skin through openings called _______________.
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pores
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What are follicles?
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Structures in which strands of hair grow within the dermis.
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How do you keep your skin healthy?
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healty diet,
limiting sun exposure, keep skin clean. |
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List the functions of the skin.
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1.protects the skin from injury, infection, and water loss
2. regulates body temperature 3. eliminates waste 4. gathers information about the environment; 5. produces vitamin D |
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How do dead cells of the epidermis help the body?
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They provide a protective layer to the body.
As dead cells are shed, they carry with them bacteria and other substances that settle on the skin. |
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What structures does the dermis contain?
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-nerves
-blood vesssels -sweat glands -hairs -oil glands |