axial skeleton

appendicular skeleton

how does the axial skeleton connect to the appendicular skeleton?

five major functions of skeleton

tibia

fibula

femur

tarsals

phalanges

carpals

radius

ulna

humerus

scapula

clavicle

cranium

vertebrae

ribs

pelvis

functions of muscular system

types of muscle

skeletal muscle

smooth muscle

cardiac muscle

agonist and antagonist muscles

antagonist of triceps

antagonist of pectorials

antagonist of abdominals

antagonist of adductors

antagonist of quadriceps

voluntary muscle

slow twitch fibres

fast twitch fibres

pectorials

external oblique

abductors

quadricep

tibialis anterior

deltoids

biceps

rectus abdominus

wrist flexors

adductors

rhomboids

erector spinae

gluteals

sartorius

gastrocnemius

trapezius

triceps

latissimus dorsi

wrist extensors

hamstrings

soleus

achilles tendon

types of joints

immovable (fibrous) joints

slightly moveable (cartilaginous) joints

freely moveable (synovial) joints

structure of joint

joint actions

flexion + extension

abduction + adduction

rotation

circumduction

pronation

supernation

dorsiflexion

plantarflexion

circulatory system

the heart

structure of heart

pulse

heart rate

maximal heart rate

basal heart rate

blood vessels

arteries

aorta

blood in arteries

branching of arteries

capillaries

colour of blood

respiratory system

structure of respiratory system