Arm bones and muscles

• [DOC File]Lesson 2 | The Muscular System

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  Because muscles can only contract and relax, each skeletal muscle needs an antagonistic partner to extend it after contraction. 10 (a) The pelvic girdle provides the non-moving attachment for the leg muscles at the hip. (b) The scapula provides the non-moving attachment for the arm muscles …

  anatomy of an arm

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• Bones of the Arm and Hand | Interactive Anatomy Guide

  When the arm straightens the triceps contract and the biceps muscles stretch. The upper arm has a bone called the humerus. The lower arm has two bones. The upper bone is called the radius, and the lower one is called the ulna. The upper bone in the leg is called the femur, and the lower bones of the leg are called the tibia and fibula.

  anatomy of arm bones

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• [DOC File]1 Humerus-upper arm bone, femur~thigh bone,

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  What muscles help move the bones in the arm? Tendons attach skeletal muscles to bones (deltoid, bicep, tricep) What are the bones the arm muscles move? Humerus, radius, ulna, carpals, phalanges. 16) How does the skin help the body maintain homeostasis? By regulating our internal body temperature despite changing external conditions

  arm skeleton anatomy

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• [DOC File]Chapter 22: Body Organization and Structure

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  The connecting bones are the same – ulna, radius, humerus. The difference in the bones is that in a cow the ulna and radius become fused whereas in a human they are two distinct bones with a space in between. Functionally, they are different because humans use their arm/elbow to lift, carry, etc… Cows use their arm/elbow to stand or walk.

  bones and muscles diagram

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• [DOC File]Human Anatomy Chapter 8: Appendicular Skeleton

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  Storage - bones store minerals that help the nerves and muscles function properly. Your arm and leg bones store fat that can be used for energy. Movement – Muscles pull on the skeleton in specific locations to produce movement. Without the bones we also could not sit, stand, walk, or run.

  right arm anatomy diagram

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• [DOCX File]Belle Vernon Area School District / Overview

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  The two kinds of involuntary muscles are smooth and skeletal. smooth and cardiac. only push on bones. 2. Skeletal muscles can only pull on bones. push and pull on bones. alone. 3. Skeletal muscles operate in pairs. in triplets. heart. 4. Cardiac muscles are located only in the blood vessels. abdomen. knobs. 5.

  human arm bones

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• [DOC File]Bones Joints and Muscles

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  What are the two lower arm bones? Which of the lower arm bones rotates to allow pronation and supination of the lower arm? What structure on the radius articulates with the capitulum of the humerus? The ulna and radius move in similar ways; True (A) or False (B) Which bone of the lower arm moves in a hinge-like fashion and makes up your elbow?

  left arm anatomy

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