Orthopaedist (yes, that is how you spell it)
Physical therapist.
.. the muscles attached the bones in your body help move the body around if you didnt have any muscles in your bodyall you would be was bones basicly. .. but ... i dont know what the muscles are called that are attached the the bones in the body of a human and or animal
We have about 200+ bones in our body, but each bone must be controlled by several muscles. And some muscles do not control bones, for example the facial muscles and the eye muscles. So there are more muscles than bones.
.. the muscles attached the bones in your body help move the body around if you didnt have any muscles in your bodyall you would be was bones basicly. .. but ... i dont know what the muscles are called that are attached the the bones in the body of a human and or animal
I know that what attaches bones to muscles is called TENDONS
Muscles are not organs. As far as bones, they are not vital organs. (not that I know of)
This question isn't very clear but I think I know what you are trying to ask... In the body, muscles are not attached to each other, but they are attached to the bone structure. Without bones, muscles would not stay in the shape of your are for example, instead it would shrivel into a lump every time you tried to use it.
I don't know I'm asking you
Muscles develop first. Cartilage forms in place of many bones in the embryo and baby, to make it more flexible on its way out of the womb. The cartilage is then replaced by bones in a process called ossification, and is usually finished by the time the baby is 6 months old. There are 206 bones in an adult body, you have more bones when you're younger. Though, the exact number of muscles is not know, there are a lot more muscles. A rough estimate of more than 600 muscles.
they use it because they must know about the bones and muscles in the body
i dont know by throwinng up in your mouth and then killing someone
i dont know 3 but one is Ligaments
Basically, I don't know how deep you want to go with this, but the bones provide the framework for the muscles. Muscles, through a series of movements from electrolytes, contract and move the bones- so you are able to type, run, jump etc. Muscles are attached to bones with tendons. Your bones/skeleton is renewed every 10 years and the femur served as the model of engineering for the Eiffel Tower.