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You would not be able to move those bones and would not be able to do anything.
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What would happen if you did not have muscles attached to your bones?
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What would happen if there were no tendons attached to your bones?
Well, Tendons help us walk, so you wouldn't be able to walk.
What do you call the muscles attached to the 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
What is the name of muscles attached to the bones of the skeleton?
.. 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
What would happen when we wouldn't have any muscles?
We would not exist. Remember, apart from needing muscles attached to our bones to provide movement, the heart is a vital four cambered muscular pump!
How are muscles connected with muscles?
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.
How a muscles attach to a bones?
Musclesare connected tobonesby tendons, whereas bones are connected to bonesby ligaments.Skeletal muscle is a form of striated muscle tissue which is under the control of the somatic nervous system ; that is to say, it is voluntarily controlled. It is one of three major muscle types, the others being cardiac and smooth muscle . As their name suggests, most skeletal muscles are attached to bones by bundles of collagen fibers known as tendons .
How are tendons important for bone movement?
Tendons are connective tissues that attach muscles to bones. They play a crucial role in bone movement by transmitting the force generated by the muscles to the bones, causing them to move. Without tendons, the force produced by the muscles would not be effectively transferred to the bones, impairing movement.
What would happen if part of your skeletal system was removed?
Since muscles need bones to work on, we would not be able to move or do other functions.
How do the skeletal and muscular systems work to move the body?
The skeletal system works as the support system, holding you in shape and upright. The muscles are attached to the skeletal system using contractions and relaxation of the muscles to pull and move the bones.
Why are tendons more susceptible to injuries then muscles?
They lack the elastic component of muscles and are more likely to rupture or tear while encountering a force exceeding their physiological limitations than muscles are. Keep in mind tendons are composed primarily of tough collagen and not 'pliable/stretchy fibers.' Injuries to tendons also take longer to heal due to their limited vasculature (require less blood to function than muscles).
How do skeletal and muscular systems relate with one another?
The muscles are connected to the bones. Without the bones, the muscles would fall down in a mass of mush, but without the muscles, the bones would not be able to make our bodies move. We would always stay still.
