Muscles Types
The type of muscle attached to bone
Skeletal Muscle
The muscle that bends at the elbow in an antagonistic pair
The biceps
The tissue type that covers body surfaces
Epithelial tissue
Movement from one place to another
Locomotion
The term describing the contracting muscle
Flexion
Muscle type found in the heart and contracts involuntarily
Cardiac muscle
Blood is an example of which tissue type
Connective tissue
The concept that makes walking more efficient
Arm swing
The elbow is an example which type of joint
Hinge joint
Muscle type that lines internal organs and is involuntary
Smooth muscle
The muscle opposite to the hamstring involved in moving the leg
A tissue type that transmits electrical tissue
Nervous tissue
Refers to humans walking
Bipedal locomotion
Rotational joint, such as the neck
Pivot joints
The feature the connects muscle to bone
If the biceps relax, which muscle is the antagonist
The biceps
Tissue type that lines the inside of the digestive system
Epithelial tissue
Step 3 in bipedal locomotion
Hip flexors contract to lift leg and drive forward
Connection to stationary section of bone
Origin
Muscle fibres that are striated and multi nucleated
Skeletal muscle
Quadriceps
3 types of this tissue
Muscle tissue
Walking style that chimpanzee's use
Quadripedal/knuckle-walking
The sliding filament model is made up of which two proteins
Actin and myosin