Module 02 — Support and Movement · 2026-09-09
The module is easier to organize when each lesson answers the next link in a movement chain.
Which bones, joints, muscles, and connective tissues are involved?
Which motion occurs, and which muscle shortens to pull a bone?
What happens inside bone or muscle tissue to support, repair, or contract?
Which structure actively pulls to move a bone?
A contracting skeletal muscle pulls through its tendon.
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Every change in body position depends on structures working as a system. Bones provide support and levers, joints permit particular motions, and contracting muscles pull on bones. The next lessons examine those relationships at the body, tissue, and cell scales.
02.01 maps motion, bones, muscles, joints, and vital signs. 02.02 examines bone tissue, growth, repair, fractures, and conditions. 02.04 compares muscle tissues and components. 02.05 follows the sliding-filament contraction cycle. 02.08 is the Support and Movement Exam.
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