Learn about the structure and function of the three different muscle cells with easy to understand color coded steps and pictures! Includes skeletal muscles, cardiac muscles, smooth muscles, connective tissue, somatic and autonomic innervation, neuromuscular junction, sarcomeres, regulation of contractions, excitation-contraction coupling, cross bridge cycle, muscle fatigue, exercise vs rest, and single vs multi unit smooth muscles. *This will not guarantee that you will pass the course or exam....

These notes explain the section of joints and muscles in the human body, with detailed diagrams and explanations for all important concepts.

Muscles of face is one of the difficult topic to understand and remember completely. This presentation has explained it in very simplied manner yet covering all information including their function, nerve and blood supply. Appropriate diagrams make it easy to understand and remember for long time.

BIO 252 Exercise 14 Skeletal Muscles and their Actions/BIO 252 Exercise 14 Skeletal Muscles and their Actions.

These notes are about the physiology of muscles. These notes include information about reflexes, motor pathways, structure and organization, cross-bridge formation, EC-coupling, muscle mechanics, and muscle metabolism. There are also some quiz questions with answers.

Introduction to Medical Sciences TOPIC 12 - Nerves & Muscles

everything you need to know about types of muscles, muscle contractions, neurons, sliding filaments and more is all put in summarized note form for first year students! Documents are all easy to follow, easy to read, straight to the point and includes many diagrams and images for better understanding. These notes helped me achieve great grades.

Youtube videos and atlas pictures may only confuse you because they are somewhat different from the models used in class. Upper Arm muscles labeled on the actual model used for classroom assignments. Master this to be confident and relaxed during the exam.

Youtube videos and atlas pictures may only confuse you because they are somewhat different from the models used in class. Lower leg muscles labeled on the actual model used for classroom assignments. Master this to be confident and relaxed during the exam.

A table of all the muscles which move the ankle. The table is separated into the four different movements that happen at the ankle. The table also includes the origin, insertion, action, nerve and arterial supply of each of the muscles. The table is colour coded to help separate each column. Happy studying :)