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Muscles are connected to bones by tendons. Muscles contract to generate movement.
-Brandon Dolce

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There are 206 bones in the human body. Babies are born with 300 bones, but as they grow older, some bones gradually fuse together. Ligaments connect bones to one another.
-Brandon Dolce

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I do not know much about anatomy. Frankly, anything inside the body freaks me out. I would be interested in learning more about the heart because it seems to be a major issue with health today.
-Brandon Dolce

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25 Interesting Facts About the Human Body

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The human body is a miracle; these 25 crazy facts about the human body are mind-blowing. We bet you didn't know this. Source - factslides.com

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I did a little extra research on the Digestive, Urinary, and Endocrine systems.
Digestive: group of organs working together to convert food into energy.

Urinary: The Urinary system works with the other systems of the body to help maintain equilibrium.

Endocrine: collection of glands that produce hormones that regulate metabolism, growth and development, tissue function, sexual function, reproduction, sleep, and mood

These three systems work together to keep things moving along in the body.
-Brandon Dolce

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Muscles are connected to bones by a tough, flexible, fibrous band of connective tissue known as a tendon. In order for muscles to produce movement they must contract.
- Kaitlin Reilly

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Three systems are:
Muscular system: Allows for movement of the body
Nervous system: Receives incoming information and sends messages to the body with how to react
Skeletal system: Provides the overall shape and structure of the body, allows for movement, and protects vital organs

These three systems in particular work together to create movement. If you move your finger, there are signals going through your nervous system signaling to move your finger, while the muscular and skeleton systems are what are allowing for the movement to take place.
-Kaitlin Reilly

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There are 206 bones in the human body. There are actually more bones during the infancy stages, however over time some fuse together. Ligaments are what allows for bone to bone attachment.
-Kaitlin Reilly

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Feel free to ask any questions you have about what we have covered so far!

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Moving forwarded into our anatomy lesson, we learned about the muscular system.  This system plays an important role in movement.  Without muscles the body would not be able to move.  How are muscles connected to bones.  What do muscles do in order to produce a movement.

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Shaun Allen Films: The Educational Series

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Muscular System, Part 1: Introduction and Types of Muscles

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Shaun Allen Films: The Educational Series presents The Human Body. This is Part 1 of a 7 part series on the Muscular System. Today, we are giving an introduction to the muscles and we're looking at the different types of muscles. Please be sure to LIKE, leave a comment, and subscribe to my channel.

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Today we started to learn about the skeletal system.  The skeletal muscle makes up the frame work of the human body.  How many bones are in the human body? Adult? Child?  How are bones connected to each other?

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Today we learned about the different systems of the human body. Please list 3 systems and give a brief description.  Also tell me how these 3 systems work together.

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Today we are beginning our unit on Anatomy.  Please list what you already know about the anatomy of the human body and what you are interested in learning.  Include additional videos that you have found about anatomy to share with the class.

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Introduction To Anatomy Physiology: Levels of Organization (01:03)

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Introduction To Anatomy Physiology: Levels of Organization (01:03) This video covers the levels of organization covered in all biology and life science courses. It is a concept that all Anatomy and Physiology students need to grasp early on in their studies (Anatomy & Physiology Lectures).