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skeletal muscles

voluntary, most are attached to bones via tendons


-tongue, facial muscles, and voluntary sphincters don't attach directly to the bone

functions of skeletal muscle

-body movements


-maintaining posture


-breathing


-speaking


-controlling waste eliminations


-protection


-aid in movement of lymph and venous blood

smooth muscle

involuntary, located in many visceral organs, the iris, blood vessels, respiratory tubes, and attached to hair folicles

functions of smooth muscle

-motions of visceral organs


-controlling pupil size


-blood flow


-airflow


-creating goose bumps if body is too cold/scared

cardiac muscle

involuntary, located in heart. Pumps blood

Nervous tissue

(multinucleated) consists of neurons and neuroglia. Considered excitable cells b/c they can generate signals called action potentials along the neron to another neuron or muscle/gland

neuroglia

more abundant than neurons, they can't conduct nerve impulses, but have important supportive and protective functions for neurons