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What are the three types of muscle?
skeletal
smooth
cardiac
Where is skeletal muscle located?
skeletal muscles
skeletal muscle function
Voluntary movement, Moves skeleton and support joints
skeletal muscle characteristics
Long, straight parallel fibers (striated) Multinucleated cells
where is cardiac muscle located?
heart
cardiac muscle function
Pump blood through body involuntary movement
cardiac muscle characteristics
Intercalated discs and branching cells
Striated cells
One to two nuclei per cell
where is smooth muscle located?
Walls of hollow organs and blood vessels
smooth muscle function?
Involuntary movement of substances through organs/body
smooth muscle characteristics
Do not have striations
One nucleus per cell
what are neurons?
electrically excitable cells
what do Glial cells (neuroglia) do?
support nuerons
Neurons and glial cells function
Receive stimuli (dendrites) and send electric signals (axon) to communicate with other cells
what is a Multipolar Neuron?
Large, irregularly-shaped neural cells with a Single nucleus
multipolar neuron cell function
Motor neurons (usually multipolar) relay information from the CNS to the peripheral nerves
Stimulate muscles or glands