IPAS

What are the main body systems involved in movement?

• Respiratory system

• Digestive system

• Endocrine system

• Muscular system, skeletal system, nervous system

Can you name three types of muscles in the human body?

• Skeletal, smooth, and cardiac muscles.

• Voluntary, involuntary, and reflexive muscles

• Tendons, ligaments, and cartilage

• Red, white, and blue muscles

What is the function of skeletal muscles?

• To provide function of skeletal muscles is to facilitate oxygen to the body

• To function of skeletal muscles is to facilitate protect internal organs

• To store fat and energy function of skeletal muscles is to facilitate

• The function of skeletal muscles is to facilitate voluntary movement and maintain posture.

How do smooth muscles differ from skeletal muscles?

• striated, whereas skeletal muscles are voluntary and striated Smooth muscles are Skeletal muscles are involuntary and non-striated striated striated and voluntary.

• Skeletal muscles are involuntary and non-striated striated, whereas skeletal muscles are voluntary and striated.

• Smooth muscles are found only in the heart striated, whereas skeletal muscles are voluntary and striated.

• Smooth muscles differ from skeletal muscles in that they are involuntary and non-striated, whereas skeletal muscles are voluntary and striated.

What is a joint? Can you give an example?

• A joint is a type of muscle; an example is the bicep.

• A joint is a type of organ; an example is the heart.

• A joint is a connection between bones; an example is the knee joint.

• A joint is a connection between cells; an example is a neuron.

What type of joint allows for the most movement?

• Pivot joint

• Hinge joint

• Saddle joint

• Ball-and-socket joint

What is the role of ligaments in joint movement?

• Ligaments act as shock absorbers during impact excessive movement during joint movement.

• Ligaments are excessive movement during joint movement.responsible for muscle contraction.

• Ligaments provide nutrients to the joints excessive movement during joint movement.

• Ligaments stabilize joints and limit excessive movement during joint movement.

How does the body maintain balance while standing?

• The body standing by using the vestibular system, proprioceptors, and visual input to adjust muscle activity. relies solely on muscle strength to maintain balance.

• The body maintains balance while standing by using the vestibular system, proprioceptors, and visual input to adjust muscle activity.

• The body uses only the sense of touch to stay upright standing by using the vestibular system, proprioceptors, and visual input to adjust muscle activity.

• Balance is maintained through deep breathing techniques.

What is coordination and why is it important for movement?

• Coordination is the ability to move quickly without control.

• Coordination refers to the strength of muscles used in movement.

• Coordination is the ability to use body parts together smoothly, and it is important for efficient and controlled movement.

• Coordination is only important for athletes and not for everyday activities.

Can you describe what happens during a flexion movement?

• Flexion is a movement that involves rotation of the body part.

• Flexion increases the angle between two body parts.

• Flexion is the movement that moves body parts away from the midline.

• Flexion is the movement that decreases the angle between two body parts.