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The Muscle System
By: Brooke James, Stephen Holcomb,
Joshua D. Ward, Kyle Lindholm
The Muscle System
FUN FACT!!
1)Did you know?
Your biggest muscle is your
Gluteus Maximus!
2) You also have muscle’s
everywhere in your body
and they can get as small as
your fingernail!
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Injury/Diseases Affecting this System
What happens when you tear or detach a tendon?
You can't stand on tip toe and will have to walk flat footed
If detached you have to have surgery because it rolls up.
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what causes sore muscles?
When you workout your body uses sugar,
when you run out,
lactic acid comes in.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/health/sc-health-0518-sore-muscles-20110518,0,2325945.story
What is the Muscular System?
The muscular system is a of muscles working together to
enable the body to move, and give it protection as a car
moves you and gives you protection from weather.
ex.
Abdominal
muscles help
moves the
torso which
helps with
breathing
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Major Organs
1. Why are muscles arranged in pairs?
Muscles are arranged in pairs because they
provide stability and balance as well as
movement in the areas they work.
2.What is the Achilles tendon and what
does it do?
The Achilles tendon is a tendon that
connects the calcaneus (in the back of the
foot) to three muscles in the leg, the
gastrocnemius, the soleus, and the plantaris.
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How does the muscular system
interact with the circulatory system?
The circulatory system provides the fuel in
the form of glucose and oxygen so the
muscles can do their work.
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How does the muscular system
interact with the digestive system?
The muscular system interacts with the
digestive system because the muscles in the
throat help push the food down and the
muscles in the intestines help dispose of the
waste.It also helps chew the food up.
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How does the muscle system and
the nervous system interact?
In order for your muscle to work your nervous system will
send electronic messages through your nerves as a
command. When a muscle receives this command it works.
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How does the muscle system interact with
the skeletal system?
The muscles are attached to the skeleton, so when the
muscles are told to work by the brain, they cause the
skeleton to move, hence your body moves.
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Interesting Facts
1.If you tear you Achilles Tendon you can't go on your tiptoes.
2.Your smallest muscle is your Stapedius muscle- which stabilizes the smallest
bone in your body, the stapes.
3. Muscles account for 40% of your body weight!
4. It takes 17 muscles in your body to make you smile.
5. The hardest working muscle in your body is in your eye muscle.
6. The strongest muscle in your muscle is the masseters or the chewing muscles.
Question Time!
3) T
1) What is your biggest muscle?
a)Deltoid
b)Biceps
c) Gluteus Maximus
d) Your back
2) What is a Muscle System?
a)A group of muscles working together
b)all the muscles in your foot
c) Your whole body
d)None of the above
or F questions
Muscles are made in pairs to
provide stability and balance.
4) If you detach a tendon you will be ok just
give it a week. You are still able to walk the
same
ANSWERS
1- C
2- A
3- T
4- F
How did you do???
Bibliography
Works Cited
Elejalde-Ruiz, Alexia. "Can't Move Your Muscles?" Chicagotribune.com. Chicago Tribune Company, 18 May 2011. Web. 10 Dec.
2013. Rockett, Dr. Sean. "Achilles Tendon." 321GOMD. N.p., n.d. Web. 10 Dec. 2013.
Peters, St. "Muscular System." St. Peters Class. N.p., n.d. Web.
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_does_the_circulatory_system_interact_with_the_muscular_system Note Easy bib could not find this
website.
"WikiAnswers." Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation, 12 Feb. 2013. Web. 09 Dec. 2013. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WikiAnswers>.
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