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Course: HCA 220 HCA 220, Summer 2010
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to Click edit Master subtitle style Physiology Presentation Ch. 8, 9, & 10 Brittanee bernal august 28, 2010 11/29/10 Process of Muscular Movement v The muscular system is responsible for the bodys ability to move. v Every single muscle has their own specific 11/29/10 Muscle Movement Muscle movement happens when muscular impulses tell the muscle to move. Muscles have a continuous current of...

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to Click edit Master subtitle style Physiology Presentation Ch. 8, 9, & 10 Brittanee bernal august 28, 2010 11/29/10 Process of Muscular Movement v The muscular system is responsible for the bodys ability to move. v Every single muscle has their own specific 11/29/10 Muscle Movement Muscle movement happens when muscular impulses tell the muscle to move. Muscles have a continuous current of impulses running through them. 11/29/10 Basic Functions of Muscles. The Muscle creates movement Muscle generates heat for the body Creates posture support. 11/29/10 Bone Growth q Bone is made up of minerals and is hard. q A bone is also made up of living and none living tissue. q Bones contain cells called osteocytes. q Non living substances in bones are minerals salts. 11/29/10 Parts and of the Growing bone o Osteoblasts- Cells that help form new bone. o Osteoclasts- Cells that eat away old bone. o Ossification- Fomation of bone due to the combination of osteoblasts, osteoclasts, minerals, and salts. 11/29/10 Factors that Affect Bone Development Nutrition Exposure to sunlight Hormonal secretions Exercise 11/29/10 Nerve Transmission v The nerve transmission occurs as a result of chemical changes across the membrane of the neuron. v The membrane of an non stimulated neuron is polarizedthat is, there is a difference in electrical charge between the outside and inside of the membrane. The inside is negative with 11/29/10 Click to edit Master subtitle style 11/29/10 Nerve Transmission Cont. 11/29/10
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