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    This document provides an overview of the musculoskeletal and integumentary systems of the human body. It discusses the main components, structures, and functions of muscles, bones, joints, and skin. The key points covered include the origins and insertions of muscles, classifications of bones by shape and structure, types of joints, and the protective, temperature regulating, and sensory roles of the integumentary system. The document aims to educate readers on the main anatomical features and physiological functions of the body regions, musculoskeletal system, and skin.

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    Body Region, Muskuloskletal and Integumen System

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    BODY REGION, MUSKULOSKLETAL

    AND INTEGUMEN SYSTEM

    ANGGELIA PUSPASARI
    DEPARTEMEN OF ANATOMY
    MEDICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES FACULTY
    UNIVERSITY OF JAMBI
    BODY REGION
    BODY REGION (POSTERIOR VIEW)
    ABDOMINOPELVIC REGION
    MUSKULOSKLETAL SYSTEM
    MUSCLE

    FUNCTION
    1. BODY MOVEMENT
    2. MAINTANANCE POSTURE
    3. TEMPERATURE REGULATION
    4. STORAGE AND MOVEMENT OF
    MATERIALS
    ORIGIN VS INSERTION

    ORIGIN?
    INSERTION?
    TENDON?
    APONEUROSIS?
    SKELETAL MUSCLE ARCHITECTURE
    NAMING OF MUSCLE
    NAMING OF MUSCLE
    CARTILAGE

    FUNCTION
    1. SUPPORTING SOFT TISSUE
    2. PROVIDE BOTH
    TOUGHNESS AND
    FLEXIBILITY
    3. PROVIDING A GLIDING
    SURFACE AT JOIN
    BONE (CLASSIFICATION BY SHAPE)
    Compact Bone Vs Spongy bone
    Structure in Long bone
    RED BONE MARROW DISTRIBUTION IN
    ADULT
    Bone Structure in Different Age
    Bone Marking
    Bone Marking
    Bone marking
    Condyle : large, smooth, rounded
    articulating oval structure
    How Many Bone Do You Have?
    How Many Bone Do You Have?
    JOINT
    JOINT
    Fibrous Vs Cartilaginous Joint
    Synovial Joint
    Motion
    Motion
    INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
    INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
    Consist of skin at its accessories (hair, nail, sweat gland and
    sebaceous gland)
    FUNCTION
    1. PROTECTION
    2. PREVENTION WATER LOST
    3. TEMPERATURE REGULATION
    4. IMMUNE DEFENSE
    5. SENSORY RECEPTION
    6. EXCRETION
    TERIMAKASIH

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