Life Science Chapter 17 Review

muscles you are able to consciously control

• voluntary muscle

• involuntary muscle

• skeletal muscle

• cardiac muscle

• smooth muscle

muscles you are not able to consciously control

• voluntary muscle
• involuntary muscle
• skeletal muscle
• cardiac muscle
• smooth muscle

muscles that move bones

• voluntary muscle
• involuntary muscle
• skeletal muscle
• cardiac muscle
• smooth muscle

muscle found only in the heart

• voluntary muscle
• involuntary muscle
• skeletal muscle
• cardiac muscle
• smooth muscle

muscles found in your intestines, bladder, blood vessels, and other internal organs

• voluntary muscle
• involuntary muscle
• skeletal muscle
• cardiac muscle
• smooth muscle

An organ that can relax, contract, and provide the force to move your body parts.

• muscle
• tendon
• epidermis
• melanin
• dermis

Thick bands of tissue that connect skeletal muscles to bones.

• muscle
• tendon
• epidermis
• melanin
• dermis

The outer, thinnest layer of skin.

• muscle
• tendon
• epidermis
• melanin
• dermis

A pigment that protects your skin from the ultraviolet (UV) rays in sunlight and gives your skin color.

• muscle
• tendon
• epidermis
• melanin
• dermis

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The layer of cells directly below the epidermis.

• muscle
• tendon
• epidermis
• melanin
• dermis