A vertical plane dividing the body into a left and right side
Sagittal Plane
This includes bones of the upper and lower appendages and the bones to attach them to the axial skeleton
Appendicular skeleton
This is the sheath surrounding a group of fasicles
Epimysium
Type of tissue that covers body surfaces, lines cavities, and forms many glands
Epithelial
Actin
A plane that splits the body into anterior and posterior sides
Frontal Plane
Type of myofibrils that are a thick filament that makes up a muscle fiber
Myosin
A plane that splits the body at the waist into superior and inferior parts
Transverse Plane
The 4 types of this kind of tissue are blood, cartilage, bone, and connective tissue proper
Connective tissues
Squamous, cuboidal, and columnar cells form this kind of tissue
Epithelial
This is what a bundle of muscle fibers is called
Fasicle
This type of tissue is "mostly dead" and gives support to the body and bind it together
Connective Tissues
This type of connective tissue is found in your nose and ears
Cartilage
These muscles are composed of spidle shaped fibers without striations and are not under voluntary control
Smooth Muscle
This part of the skeletal system is composed of 126 bones
Appendicular skeleton
This part of the skeletal system is composed of 80 bones
Axial Skeleton
This includes all the bones that form the body's central axis which is the skull, vertebral column, and the rib cage
Axial skeleton
These muscles are elongated, composed of striated fibers, and under voluntary control
Skeletal Muscle
This type of tissue is made up of skeletal, smooth, and cardiac types
Muscle Tissue
These muscles are composed of branched and striated fibers and found only in the heart