Technically the muscular system refers to all three types of muscle tissues; skeletal, cardiac, and smooth. However, the cardiac and smooth muscles can be considered functional units of other systems as well. In the case of the cardiac muscle it would be the cardiovascular system and in the case of smooth muscle it would most likely be the digestive system. I say most likely because the largest amount of smooth muscle is associated with the digestive system and the gastrointestinal tract, but it is also a part of other systems and organs. Here a a few examples: muscular lining of arterioles in the cardiovascular system and the muscular lining of the urinary bladder in the excretory system.
The muscular system is made of a type of tissue called muscle tissue. There are three main types of muscle tissue: skeletal muscle, smooth muscle, and cardiac muscle. Each type has unique characteristics and functions within the body.
Skeletal muscle smooth muscle cardiac muscle
The cardiac muscle is the heart. The heart is in the cardiovascular system, despite that the tissue makes a muscle.
Skeletal
Muscular tissue is found throughout the body, attached to bones for movement (skeletal muscle), around internal organs for contraction (smooth muscle), and making up the heart for pumping blood (cardiac muscle).
Cardiac and smooth muscle
Yes, the heart itself is mostly made of muscle, the cardiac muscle, plus connective tissue. Cardiac Muscle is only found in the heart.
Yes, the heart itself is mostly made of muscle, the cardiac muscle, plus connective tissue. Cardiac Muscle is only found in the heart.
the cardiac muscle also known as myocardium is a muscular tissue of the heart
Muscle tissue.
muscular tissue
Smooth muscle tissue, nervous tissue, and connective tissue all play a role in gut motility. Smooth muscle tissue contracts and propels food through the digestive tract, nervous tissue coordinates and regulates muscle contractions, and connective tissue provides support and structure to the gastrointestinal system.