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3 types of muscle tissue - Answer skeletal, cardiac, smooth peripheral nerves - Answer Connects your central nervous system to other parts of the body central nervous system - Answer brain and spinal cordmo motor actions - Answer messages sent from central nervous system to muscles Tendons - Answer Connect muscle to bone Ligaments - Answer Connect bone to bone All skeletal muscles have... - Answer origin, insertion, action origin - Answer attachment of a muscle that remains relatively fixed during muscular contraction Insertion - Answer The bony site of attachment that is moved by muscle contraction aciton - Answer the effect produced by muscle contraction Innervation - Answer the peripheral nerve that provides a muscle with a message from the brain cranial nerves - Answer 12 pairs of nerves that carry messages to and from the brain

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3 types of muscle tissue - Answer skeletal, cardiac, smooth



peripheral nerves - Answer Connects your central nervous system to other parts of the body



central nervous system - Answer brain and spinal cordmo



motor actions - Answer messages sent from central nervous system to muscles



Tendons - Answer Connect muscle to bone



Ligaments - Answer Connect bone to bone



All skeletal muscles have... - Answer origin, insertion, action



origin - Answer attachment of a muscle that remains relatively fixed during muscular contraction



Insertion - Answer The bony site of attachment that is moved by muscle contraction



aciton - Answer the effect produced by muscle contraction



Innervation - Answer the peripheral nerve that provides a muscle with a message from the brain



cranial nerves - Answer 12 pairs of nerves that carry messages to and from the brain

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