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origin
placement attachment for the stationary bone (stable)
insertion
placement of muscle attachment for the bone it moves (moves)
innervation
the nervous supply to the muscle (nerve)
action
the motion the muscle creates (verb)
excitability
ability to respond to stimuli and produce electrical signals
contractility
ability to shorten and generate force once excited
extensibility
ability to stretch without damaging the tissue
elasticity
ability to return to normal length after being extended
thermal
ability to produce heat energy
myofibrils
contractile elements of a muscle

epimysium
surrounds the whole muscle (outside)

perimysium
surrounds bundles (fascicles) of 10-100 muscle cells (around)

endomysium
separates individual muscle cells (inside)
