PPT-Muscle tissue tendons

Prof Dr Anna L Kiss Department of Anatomy Histology and Embryology Semmelweis University Budapest 2021 Muscle tissue Function contraction Origin mesoderm Structure. &. Ligaments. Anatomy I. Ligaments. Add to . the mechanical stability of joints. . Guide . j. oint motion. Prevent excessive motion. . Ligaments. Ligaments link bones together. . Some . very common ones that are . Tendon. Shane . Hanzlik. , MD. 2014. Overview. Anatomy . Biomechanics. Injury patterns. Mechanisms of healing. Tendinopathy. Attaches muscle to bone. Transmits force generated from muscle to bone .  moves bone/joint. Ligaments vs. Tendons. Ligaments connect Bone to Bone. Tendons connect muscle to bone. Ligament . A . ligament is a fibrous connective tissue which attaches bone to bone, and usually serves to hold structures together and keep them stable. The Muscular System:. Skeletal Muscles and Tendons. Skeletal Muscles. Striated muscle. Attached to bones and moves the skeleton.. Voluntary muscle.. Thick in the middle and taper off towards the ends. . Composed of cells that are highly specialized to shorten in length by contractility.. Made up of cells that are called . myocytes. .. Elongated in one direction (muscle . fibres. ).. Special Terms. Plasma Membrane . 1.4. :. Muscles. And. Tendons. LS (Unit 1) Factors affecting performance 4. Muscles and Tendons . 1. LS (Unit 1) Factors affecting performance 4. Muscles and Tendons . By the end of these four lessons students should:. A. Connective Tissue General Characteristics. 1. . Connective tissues:. a. Bind. . b. Support. . c. Protect. . d. serve . as frameworks. . e. fill . spaces. . f. store . fat. . g. produce . After completing this lesson, you will . know how to…... List some general causes of back injuries . Describe what the power and danger zone is. Describe some ways to reduced heavy lifting. Demonstrate proper back lifting technique . Chapter 6. Time for a Movie.  . Discovery . Channel . Pushing the Limits: Muscle Fibers.  . 10:39: Describe skeletal muscle fibers (muscle cells)..  . 11:21 How many skeletal muscle fibers do we normally use at any one time?. Muscular System. Assessment Techniques. General Inspection. : asymmetry, deformity, swelling or bruising. Systematic movement. : weakness?. Reflex tests. : assessing the neurological functioning of muscular system. Contractile. Made of contractile proteins. Cells are called fibers. Skeletal Muscle. 40% of body weight. Under voluntary control; attached to skeleton. Striated, or banded, appear. ance. Cells have multiple nuclei. soft tissue. found in most animals. . Muscle cells. contain . protein. filaments of . actin. and . myosin. that slide past one another, producing a . contraction. that changes both the length and the shape of the cell. Muscles function to produce force and . Syed Asaad Hussain. Spencer Ryan Keilich. Stephanie Jo Lindow. Shreyas Renganathan . Overview. Background. Significance . Drug Approval Process. Background Research. Current Devices. Project Direction. The muscular . tissue consists . of all the muscles of the body. These make up . almost 42. % of total body weight, and are composed of . long cells . known as fibers. The fibers are different lengths and vary in color from white to deep red.