The function of the muscular system is to allow for kinetic movement of the body. The muscles expand and contract providing the energy for the various parts of the body to move. Students studying biology or medicine would greatly benefit from this pamphlet which depicts the structures of the various muscle group with detailed diagrams, making it easy from them to remember the different types of muscles and its components.

The muscular system is the network of body tissue or muscle bands that are formed over your skeleton frame. The muscles, in conjunction with the skeleton and the body's nervous system work together to move the body and guide it through various activities and positions. Certain muscles are more dense than others as a result of certain activities such as cycling or weightlifting which helps develops the thighs or arms and which are expected to carry heavier loads. A chart of the muscular system would be beneficial in helping one understand what muscles are located where in the human body. If one seeks to improve their ability in a particular function, the chart will assist in describing which muscles to train.

The human anatomy consists of everything your body is made of. The skeletal, muscular, digestive, circulatory, lymphatic, endocrine, immune, urinary, reproductive and nervous systems all make up the human body. If you look at a chart of the different systems, you will see just how in depth our anatomy is and how it all works. You will understand where the heart beats the blood to, and why you can feel a pin prick, because of your nervous system. The human anatomy is a complex and interesting thing made easier to learn with charts and pictures.

The Nervous System consists of both the central nervous system (which consist of the brain and spinal cord) and the peripheral nervous system (which consist of the nerves, which are enclosed bundles of the long fibers or axons, that are connected to the central nervous system). Biology students would greatly benefit from this pamphlet that shows detailed diagrams of the structure and components of the nerves and nervous system.

A human's internal anatomy includes the reproductive, digestive and skeletal systems. Each part inside the human body has its own name to assist medical personnel diagnose health conditions or perform surgical procedures. Reference guides concerning anatomy help students learn about the body to have a greater understanding of its functions in order to become physicians, surgeons or nurses. Anyone interested in the human body can benefit from studying a reference guide about anatomy that has detailed photographs and information.

The muscular system is the network of body tissue or muscle bands that are formed over your skeleton frame. The muscles, in conjunction with the skeleton and the body's nervous system work together to move the body and guide it through various activities and positions. Certain muscles are more dense than others as a result of certain activities such as cycling or weightlifting which helps develops the thighs or arms and which are expected to carry heavier loads. A chart of the muscular system would be beneficial in helping one understand what muscles are located where in the human body. If one seeks to improve their ability in a particular function, the chart will assist in describing which muscles to train.

Humans require a series of organs to effectively turn the food we eat into the energy our body needs. An informational pamphlet would greatly benefit a biology student in that it would be an overview of the necessary basics that the student can then build off of in future studies.