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mostly, the rib protects your heart and lungs and your skull protects the brain
hope this helps :)
The ribs protect your lungs (along with the sternum, which protects the heart).
Provide shape to the body Provide muscle attachments Produce blood cells Protect vital organs Part of hearing (the ossicles)
A muscle may contract in an effort to protect a joint or internal organs. For example, if you contract your rectus abdominus muscle (your "abs"), it reduces the risk of impact injury to the organs inside.
Smooth muscle is responsible for involuntary movement, just like skeletal muscle, only the movement is usually in the internal organs.
flatmostly, the rib protects your heart and lungs and your skull protects the brainhope this helps :)
The type of muscle fiber used to provide contractions around primarily hollow organs is smooth muscle. Smooth muscle fibers are involuntary and non-striated, allowing for the rhythmic and sustained contractions necessary for functions such as digestion, blood vessel regulation, and bladder control. These contractions help move substances through the organs and maintain internal processes.
To protect our body parts and also our private body part,sence organs
None because we do not have joints around our heart, lungs, stomach, kidney or bladder. But the ribcage protects most of your vital organs along with layers and layers of muscle tendon or tissue. Resulting in having most of your vital organs not needing to have any more protection
Voluntary muscle provides movement and helps protect the inner organs.It would take a textbook to describe the origins, insertions and actions of all the muscles in your body.
to protect interior organs
The function of the muscular system is to, with the aid of bone, provide movement for the body. The muscle also helps protect some organs in the body, as well as give us our shape and structure. Also aids in posture. Well, You really did miss a very good point you forgot that The Muscular System also, Helps your body move and internal organs.
Muscle tissues allow the human body to move its limbs and to move parts of the organs. Muscle tissues contract or expand in order to provide the required motion.