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How many smooth muscles do we have?
Smooth Muscles are found in hollow parts of your bodySmooth Muscles are found in hollow parts of your bodySmooth Muscles are found in hollow parts of your bodySmooth Muscles are found in hollow parts of your body
Where are the 3 types of muscle types found?
Cardiac muscle- found in the heart Smooth muscle-compose hollow internal structures, such as blood vessels and organs, such as the stomach Skeletal muscles-These are the muscles attached to the bones,
What type muscle is found in the hollow parts of the body?
Smooth muscles, which are also known as involuntary muscles.
Which describes smooth muscles?
Smooth muscles are found in all hollow organs and you have no control over their movements (involuntary control).
What are considered smooth muscles in the body?
Smooth muscles are found in hollow parts of the body. For example they are found in the stomach, intestines, blood vessels, and the bladder. They can contract in all directions.
3 areas where smooth muscles can be found?
Esophogus/ Stomach/ and BladderAny hollow organs except the heart
Which type of muscle is found in hollow structures such as those of the digestive system?
single-unit smooth muscle
What types of muscle work without being prompted by the conscious part of the brain?
These muscles are called involuntary muscles. They are found in all hollow organs such as your digestive tract.
Do all muscle cells contain striations?
Skeletal and cardiac muscles are striated. Smooth muscles found in the walls of hollow organs such as the stomach and in the walls of blood vessels are unstriated.
What s the type of muscle tissue found in the walls of many organs and blood vessels in the body?
That would be involuntary or smooth muscles. Voluntary muscles are those which you use at will, like your biceps and triceps. Cardiac muscles are those found in the heart.
What structures that attach bones to muscles?
tendons
What body structures generate force?
"muscles"
