how many muscles are there in the human body

Myofilaments are arranged in the cells in small units called?

Largest muscle in the body

How many percent does muscle make up in the body

Concsious muscle sense

Brachialis and soles are example of what fibers?

Fibers are thin and spindle shaped, no striations, single nuclei, involuntary, contracts slow

Longest muscle in the body

Have stripes accross the fibers

Anchors muscles firmly to bones

The attachment of the muscle to the bone tgat remains stationary

The one that is most responsible for tge movement

Extraocular muscles of eyeball and gastrocnemius

Postural and antigravity muscle

Cant be moved intentionally

Cardiac muscle is found in the what?

What substance forms causing muscle fatigue?

Unconsious muscle sense

Skeletal muscle is attacged to skeletin by what?

Low concentration of myoglobin

Cells are branched and appear fused with one another, has striations, each cell has central nuclei, involuntary

Tge attchments of muscle to bones that move

Muscles and muscle groups usually work in pairs

Connect bone to bone at a joint

Easily fatigue

Can be moved at will

Fast to contract but more sustained

Muscle that raise a body part

Functions of muscle

No striations

Smallest muscle in tge body

Muscle cells are filled with 2 types of fine threadlike proteins called myofilaments, what js the thick part?

High concentration of myoglobin

Slow but sustained contraction

Small fluid sacs that lie between some tendons and the bones beneath them?

Any movement is generally accomplished by more than one muscle

Electrochemical impulses travek to frontal lobes to cerebrum via?

Fast but less sustained contraction

Muscle cells are filled with 2 types of fine threadlike proteins called myofilaments, what js the thin part?

Fatigue resistance

Fleshy part of the muscle

Fibers are long and cylindrical, has many nuclei, has striations, voluntary

Membrane that surrounds the muscle cell