Muscles+of+the+Human+Body

__// Muscles of the Human Body //__

 * === What does a muscle look like? cord or band of inelastic tissue connecting a muscle with its bony attachment ===

* A muscle looks like a piece of raw meat that is bendable and is able to stretches. The human body is made up of many muscles. Muscles are red, they contract when you use each muscle.

*Tendons are used to link muscles and bones to each other throughout the body. According to dictionary.com, a tendon is a cord or band of inelastic tissue connecting a muscle with its bony attachment *The human body has three main systems that makes the body function correctly.Cardiac Muscle, Smooth Muscle, and Skeletal Muscle. -Cardiac Muscle: is also known as the 'heart muscle'. Throughout our lifetime the heart beats about 70 times per minute and it also pumps 5 liters of blood during the duration of each minute. That's alot of blood that we produce, more than I can imagine. It also makes up the walls of the heart. -Smooth Muscle: This muscle works without even asking your permission, which is why it's also known as the 'involuntary muscle'. This is what allows us to go to the restroom, keeps blood moving through our arteries, makes sure air gets to our lungs,and for females it helps them push out babies when it is that time. Skeletal Muscle:This name speaks for itself. The skeletal muscle is the muscle that outlines the skeleton of our body. This one is known as the 'voluntary muscle'. A few muscles in the system are biceps, triceps, and deltoids, which are all located in your arm.
 * === What are parts of the muscle? ===
 * === What are the different types of human muscles? ===

*Generating heat through your body, making movements, and your posture are all able to happen because of the muscles in your body. *A body consists of bones, muscles, and joints. Muscles contract, bones give you your shape, and joints allow you to move but also keeps your muscles and bones safe by not allowing them to too much.
 * === What are functions of muscles? ===
 * === How muscles interact with other parts of the human body? ===