Nervous Musculoskeletal System Skeleton The human skeleton has
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![Skeleton • The human skeleton has 206 bones. • They are made of bone Skeleton • The human skeleton has 206 bones. • They are made of bone](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-2.jpg)
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![Cartilage Between bones that are not fused, there is cartilage. Acts like a shock Cartilage Between bones that are not fused, there is cartilage. Acts like a shock](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-4.jpg)
![Function of Bones • Head bones: Encase the encephalon, provide passageways for sensory and Function of Bones • Head bones: Encase the encephalon, provide passageways for sensory and](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-5.jpg)
![Bone Make-up • Bone is made up of spongy bone, compact bone, blood vessels, Bone Make-up • Bone is made up of spongy bone, compact bone, blood vessels,](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-6.jpg)
![Muscles • Striated (skeletal) Voluntary movement • Smooth (organs) Involuntary movement • Cardiac (heart Muscles • Striated (skeletal) Voluntary movement • Smooth (organs) Involuntary movement • Cardiac (heart](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-7.jpg)
![Muscles • Inside muscles are filaments. When these filaments contract, so does the muscle. Muscles • Inside muscles are filaments. When these filaments contract, so does the muscle.](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-8.jpg)
![• Muscles are arranged in paired groups. As one group flexes, the other • Muscles are arranged in paired groups. As one group flexes, the other](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-9.jpg)
![Types of Joints Ball & Socket joint (Hip, Shoulders) Hinge Joint (Knee, Elbow, Fingers) Types of Joints Ball & Socket joint (Hip, Shoulders) Hinge Joint (Knee, Elbow, Fingers)](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-10.jpg)
![Saddle Joint (Wrist) Pivot Joint (Neck) Saddle Joint (Wrist) Pivot Joint (Neck)](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-11.jpg)
![Sprain, Separation, Dislocations, and Tears • A Sprain is when the ligaments around a Sprain, Separation, Dislocations, and Tears • A Sprain is when the ligaments around a](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-12.jpg)
![Movements of mobile joints • Flexion (bending) • Extension (stretching) • Abduction (lateral movement Movements of mobile joints • Flexion (bending) • Extension (stretching) • Abduction (lateral movement](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-13.jpg)
![Anabolic Steroids (Testosterone) • Effects: – Joint damage • The body adds muscle that Anabolic Steroids (Testosterone) • Effects: – Joint damage • The body adds muscle that](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-14.jpg)
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![Nerve cells are called Neurons A nerve impulse is an electrical impulse Axons send Nerve cells are called Neurons A nerve impulse is an electrical impulse Axons send](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-16.jpg)
![Synapse • The space between two neurons is called the synapse. • Neurons release Synapse • The space between two neurons is called the synapse. • Neurons release](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-17.jpg)
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![The Brain • The brain will control speech, voluntary movement from motor neurons, thoughts, The Brain • The brain will control speech, voluntary movement from motor neurons, thoughts,](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-19.jpg)
![Cerebellum • Determines force and speed required for specific movements (conscious movements) • Coordinates Cerebellum • Determines force and speed required for specific movements (conscious movements) • Coordinates](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-20.jpg)
![The Brain stem • The Brain stem connects the brain to the spinal cord. The Brain stem • The Brain stem connects the brain to the spinal cord.](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-21.jpg)
![Protection of your Brain • Your brain is protected by your scalp (skin), your Protection of your Brain • Your brain is protected by your scalp (skin), your](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-22.jpg)
![Spinal cord • The spinal cord is a long string of nerves that transmits Spinal cord • The spinal cord is a long string of nerves that transmits](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-23.jpg)
![Myelin Sheath • Neurons act like wires in an electron device. • Like most Myelin Sheath • Neurons act like wires in an electron device. • Like most](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-24.jpg)
![The Peripheral Nervous System The Peripheral nervous system consists of nerves that connect the The Peripheral Nervous System The Peripheral nervous system consists of nerves that connect the](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-25.jpg)
![The Autonomic Nervous System The autonomic nervous system sends and receives signals to/from the The Autonomic Nervous System The autonomic nervous system sends and receives signals to/from the](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-26.jpg)
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![Somatic Nervous System Conscious movements Sensory Input Running Touch Jumping Sight Speech Smell Grabbing Somatic Nervous System Conscious movements Sensory Input Running Touch Jumping Sight Speech Smell Grabbing](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-28.jpg)
![Pathways in Somatic Nervous System • If muscles are found below head level, the Pathways in Somatic Nervous System • If muscles are found below head level, the](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-29.jpg)
![Reflex Arc • A Reflex Arc is simply your reflexes, which involve voluntary muscles Reflex Arc • A Reflex Arc is simply your reflexes, which involve voluntary muscles](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-30.jpg)
![Drugs, Disease, and Injury • Alcohol: Dissolves brain cells, cutting neural pathways. • Marijuana: Drugs, Disease, and Injury • Alcohol: Dissolves brain cells, cutting neural pathways. • Marijuana:](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-31.jpg)
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Nervous & Musculoskeletal System
![Skeleton The human skeleton has 206 bones They are made of bone Skeleton • The human skeleton has 206 bones. • They are made of bone](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-2.jpg)
Skeleton • The human skeleton has 206 bones. • They are made of bone marrow surrounded by Calcium. • These bones are either fused together or held together by ligaments. • Attached to our bone are muscles. They are attached by tendons. • Bones provide the body with structure and protection for organs
![These lines represent Sutures which are immobile joint lines that fuse when you are These lines represent Sutures, which are immobile joint lines that fuse when you are](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-3.jpg)
These lines represent Sutures, which are immobile joint lines that fuse when you are about 2 years old.
![Cartilage Between bones that are not fused there is cartilage Acts like a shock Cartilage Between bones that are not fused, there is cartilage. Acts like a shock](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-4.jpg)
Cartilage Between bones that are not fused, there is cartilage. Acts like a shock absorber.
![Function of Bones Head bones Encase the encephalon provide passageways for sensory and Function of Bones • Head bones: Encase the encephalon, provide passageways for sensory and](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-5.jpg)
Function of Bones • Head bones: Encase the encephalon, provide passageways for sensory and motor nerves • Torso Bones: house heart and lungs for protection. Vertebrae allow movements. • Upper limb bones: shoulder joint is the most mobile in our body. • Lower limb bones: bear the entire weight of the body and support its motion
![Bone Makeup Bone is made up of spongy bone compact bone blood vessels Bone Make-up • Bone is made up of spongy bone, compact bone, blood vessels,](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-6.jpg)
Bone Make-up • Bone is made up of spongy bone, compact bone, blood vessels, and red marrow and yellow marrow in the medullar cavity. Red marrow makes red and white blood cells and platelets.
![Muscles Striated skeletal Voluntary movement Smooth organs Involuntary movement Cardiac heart Muscles • Striated (skeletal) Voluntary movement • Smooth (organs) Involuntary movement • Cardiac (heart](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-7.jpg)
Muscles • Striated (skeletal) Voluntary movement • Smooth (organs) Involuntary movement • Cardiac (heart only)
![Muscles Inside muscles are filaments When these filaments contract so does the muscle Muscles • Inside muscles are filaments. When these filaments contract, so does the muscle.](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-8.jpg)
Muscles • Inside muscles are filaments. When these filaments contract, so does the muscle. • Each muscle cell is connected to the next. • So, when one contracts, so do the others.
![Muscles are arranged in paired groups As one group flexes the other • Muscles are arranged in paired groups. As one group flexes, the other](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-9.jpg)
• Muscles are arranged in paired groups. As one group flexes, the other relaxes, so the body can move. • When working out, the muscle is damaged. The body responds to that damage by building more muscle cells to reduce damage in the future. • Bones also thicken to handle the new muscles.
![Types of Joints Ball Socket joint Hip Shoulders Hinge Joint Knee Elbow Fingers Types of Joints Ball & Socket joint (Hip, Shoulders) Hinge Joint (Knee, Elbow, Fingers)](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-10.jpg)
Types of Joints Ball & Socket joint (Hip, Shoulders) Hinge Joint (Knee, Elbow, Fingers)
![Saddle Joint Wrist Pivot Joint Neck Saddle Joint (Wrist) Pivot Joint (Neck)](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-11.jpg)
Saddle Joint (Wrist) Pivot Joint (Neck)
![Sprain Separation Dislocations and Tears A Sprain is when the ligaments around a Sprain, Separation, Dislocations, and Tears • A Sprain is when the ligaments around a](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-12.jpg)
Sprain, Separation, Dislocations, and Tears • A Sprain is when the ligaments around a joint are stretched or torn. • A Separation is when the ligaments around a joint are stretched or torn usually in the shoulder. • A Dislocation is when the two bones in a joint no longer meet up.
![Movements of mobile joints Flexion bending Extension stretching Abduction lateral movement Movements of mobile joints • Flexion (bending) • Extension (stretching) • Abduction (lateral movement](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-13.jpg)
Movements of mobile joints • Flexion (bending) • Extension (stretching) • Abduction (lateral movement bringing limb away from body) • Adduction (lateral movement bringing limb toward body) • Rotation
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Anabolic Steroids (Testosterone) • Effects: – Joint damage • The body adds muscle that the persons joints are not ready or able to handle. – Liver Damage – Shrinking of the testis – Breast development – Mood changes – “roid rage” – Affects heart (left ventricle)
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Nervous System • The Nervous System has two parts: The Central Nervous System & The Peripheral Nervous System.
![Nerve cells are called Neurons A nerve impulse is an electrical impulse Axons send Nerve cells are called Neurons A nerve impulse is an electrical impulse Axons send](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-16.jpg)
Nerve cells are called Neurons A nerve impulse is an electrical impulse Axons send nerve impulses AWAY from the body Dendrites receive nerve impulses The cell body is called the SOMA
![Synapse The space between two neurons is called the synapse Neurons release Synapse • The space between two neurons is called the synapse. • Neurons release](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-17.jpg)
Synapse • The space between two neurons is called the synapse. • Neurons release chemical messages (Neurotransmitters) from the axon which cross the synapse to the dendrite of the next neuron.
![The Central Nervous System The central nervous system is made up of the The Central Nervous System • The central nervous system is made up of the](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-18.jpg)
The Central Nervous System • The central nervous system is made up of the Encephalon (Brain, Cerebellum & Brain stem) and Spinal Cord. • The brain is made up of several parts which control different functions.
![The Brain The brain will control speech voluntary movement from motor neurons thoughts The Brain • The brain will control speech, voluntary movement from motor neurons, thoughts,](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-19.jpg)
The Brain • The brain will control speech, voluntary movement from motor neurons, thoughts, emotions, and interprets sensory input from sensory neurons. (taste, sight, sound, touch, and smell) • The left side of the brain controls the right side of the body • The right side of the brain controls the left side of the body.
![Cerebellum Determines force and speed required for specific movements conscious movements Coordinates Cerebellum • Determines force and speed required for specific movements (conscious movements) • Coordinates](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-20.jpg)
Cerebellum • Determines force and speed required for specific movements (conscious movements) • Coordinates movement and balance
![The Brain stem The Brain stem connects the brain to the spinal cord The Brain stem • The Brain stem connects the brain to the spinal cord.](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-21.jpg)
The Brain stem • The Brain stem connects the brain to the spinal cord. • It also controls involuntary muscle movement such as heart beat and breathing, and reflexes like coughing, swallowing…
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Protection of your Brain • Your brain is protected by your scalp (skin), your skull and three membranes called the MENINGES. • It is also cushioned by CEREBROSPINAL FLUID • Meningitis is an infection which causes swelling of the meninges
![Spinal cord The spinal cord is a long string of nerves that transmits Spinal cord • The spinal cord is a long string of nerves that transmits](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-23.jpg)
Spinal cord • The spinal cord is a long string of nerves that transmits messages from the brain to the body. • What happens if the spine is damaged? • Messages can not reach to the body parts below the damage.
![Myelin Sheath Neurons act like wires in an electron device Like most Myelin Sheath • Neurons act like wires in an electron device. • Like most](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-24.jpg)
Myelin Sheath • Neurons act like wires in an electron device. • Like most wires, they have a layer of insulation called the Myelin Sheath which is found on the Axon. • The Myelin sheath helps keep the signal flowing quickly and efficiently without getting lost.
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The Peripheral Nervous System The Peripheral nervous system consists of nerves that connect the Central Nervous system to the limbs and organs. It can be divided into two parts: 1) The Autonomic Nervous System 2) The Somatic Nervous System
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The Autonomic Nervous System The autonomic nervous system sends and receives signals to/from the CNS to control automatic functions. • Ex: – Heart rate – Breathing – Blood pressure – Fear response (Adrenaline) – Digestion These are coordinated in the Brain Stem.
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![Somatic Nervous System Conscious movements Sensory Input Running Touch Jumping Sight Speech Smell Grabbing Somatic Nervous System Conscious movements Sensory Input Running Touch Jumping Sight Speech Smell Grabbing](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-28.jpg)
Somatic Nervous System Conscious movements Sensory Input Running Touch Jumping Sight Speech Smell Grabbing Taste Sitting Hearing • The Somatic nervous system receives signals from the CNS to control Conscious Movements & sends signals to the CNS to control Sensory Input. • These are coordinated in the Cerebellum
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Pathways in Somatic Nervous System • If muscles are found below head level, the nerve impulses must travel down the spinal cord to the motor nerve that commands that muscle • If the muscles are found at head level (ex: winking) the nerve impulses follow a motor nerve directly to the desired muscle
![Reflex Arc A Reflex Arc is simply your reflexes which involve voluntary muscles Reflex Arc • A Reflex Arc is simply your reflexes, which involve voluntary muscles](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-30.jpg)
Reflex Arc • A Reflex Arc is simply your reflexes, which involve voluntary muscles without the person having to think • Part of the Autonomic Nervous system • Ex: If you put your hand on a hot stove, your hand will jump away before you even feel the heat. • Why? The sensation of heat is processed in the brain. The reaction to heat is handled by the spine. • So before the heat signal makes it to the brain, your body has told your hand to move!
![Drugs Disease and Injury Alcohol Dissolves brain cells cutting neural pathways Marijuana Drugs, Disease, and Injury • Alcohol: Dissolves brain cells, cutting neural pathways. • Marijuana:](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-31.jpg)
Drugs, Disease, and Injury • Alcohol: Dissolves brain cells, cutting neural pathways. • Marijuana: Leaves deposits that block the synapses affecting learning, memory, depression, and schizophrenia. • Concussion: Temporary or permanent disruption of brain function usually from head trauma.
![Continued Parkinsons Disease A neurotransmitter is randomly produced causing the body to Continued. . • Parkinson’s Disease: A neurotransmitter is randomly produced causing the body to](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/21d322a4eed45dbaa9249d3a116ac8b2/image-32.jpg)
Continued. . • Parkinson’s Disease: A neurotransmitter is randomly produced causing the body to have spontaneous uncontrolled movements. • Multiple Sclerosis: The myelin sheath is eaten away so the neurons are not able to pass messages along properly. • Ecstasy: Causes nerves to be overloaded and burned out. Measurable, permanent damage is caused with even just one use.
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Lastly The Central Nervous System: has only a very limited ability to regenerate The Peripheral Nervous System: can regenerate to a significant degree
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