Musclular System
Harrison Triplett
Voluntary Muscles And Involuntary Muscles
Voluntary Muscles: The Voluntary Muscles are the muscles that are used to move bones. Some Examples of voluntary muscles are the Biceps in your arms and the Muscles in your face. The Involuntary Muscles are used to line up and contract other parts of the body. An example of these muscles can include the smooth muscle. The Cardiac Muscle Is the muscle that is only found in the heart which is made as a wall made of involuntary muscles. Also other things that the Voluntary muscles can do include making facial expressions from your face muscles, it allows you to flex your arm, and can help when you were to squeeze the your hand to strength. Also some of the most important parts of the system are the connective tissues that can keep your muscles from not working the right way.
Diseases
Many of the Muscle diseases can affect lots of people's lives and can be really hard to overcome. Some of these Muscle diseases include the Kennedy Disease, Forbes Disease, Muscle-Eye-Brain disease, and Bethlem disease. The Kennedy Disease can start to show signs once you have affected speech and problems chewing and swallowing, and pain in the lungs, and can affect the muscles in the legs, arms. Some symptoms in the Kennedy Disease can cause extra DNA and can make it sticky and can't transport male hormones the right way. Although some ways to treat this disease can be seeing a swallowing speacialist and can use a walker and/or a cane until further notice.
What other systems does this system interact with
This system doesn't only work for itself but it also helps the Digestive system. Some ways it helps are by helping the muscles of the jaw masticating food. Also it can help food move along by using the esophagus to move food from the mouth to the stomach. And helps the muscles along the intestines digesting food