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Human Skeleton is part of Musculoskeletal System. Activate to inspect this relation.Skeletal Muscle is part of Musculoskeletal System. Activate to inspect this relation.Synovial Joint is part of Musculoskeletal System. Activate to inspect this relation.Skeletal Muscle applies to Human Skeleton. Activate to inspect this relation.Synovial Joint is part of Human Skeleton. Activate to inspect this relation.Peripheral Nerve is part of Nervous system. Activate to inspect this relation.Peripheral Nerve enables Skeletal Muscle. Activate to inspect this relation.Turnout depends on Alignment. Activate to inspect this relation.Balance depends on Alignment. Activate to inspect this relation.Elevation requires Weight transfer. Activate to inspect this relation.Weight transfer influences Balance. Activate to inspect this relation.Elevation requires Alignment. Activate to inspect this relation.Balance training depends on Proprioception. Activate to inspect this relation.Proprioception enables Balance training. Activate to inspect this relation.Temporomandibular Joint is a Synovial Joint. Activate to inspect this relation.Alignment applies to Human Skeleton. Activate to inspect this relation.Weight transfer applies to Human Skeleton. Activate to inspect this relation.Proprioception applies to Nervous system. Activate to inspect this relation.Balance training applies to Human Skeleton. Activate to inspect this relation.Skeletal MuscleMusculoskeletal SystemHuman SkeletonPeripheral NerveSynovial JointAlignmentWeight transferBalance trainingNervous systemTemporomandibular JointTurnoutBalanceElevationProprioception
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Skeletal Muscle

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At a glance

Skeletal muscle is striated, voluntarily controlled tissue that attaches to bones and produces movement.

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  • This view connects 7 disciplines: Anatomy, Biology, Dance, Dentistry, Neuroscience, Physiology, Physiotherapy.
  • Nervous system is a bridge concept — viewed here through Anatomy, Biology, Neuroscience, Physiology.
  • The connections here span 4 relation families.

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