Muscles And Joints - Moving Parts

Shows how muscle activity is coordinated by the cerebellum and how position sensors in the muscles and joints and the balancing mechanism of the inner ear enable people to control their bodies. Follows the activities of a waterskier to demonstrate how muscles, joints and organs link up. Looks at the interior of the human knee to provide a clear view of how lubricating fluid is produced.

More in Living Body - an Introduction to Human Biology Series

  1. Aging 1985
  2. Muscles And Joints - Moving Parts 1985
  3. Muscles And Joints - Muscle Power 1985
  4. Reproduction - A New Life 1985
  5. Reproduction - Coming Together 1985
  6. Reproduction - Into The World 1985
  7. Reproduction - Shares In The Future 1985
  8. Review Of Human Biology - Design For Living 1985
  9. Sleep - Dream Voyage 1985
  10. The Nervous System - Decision 1985
  11. The Nervous System - Nerves At Work 1985
  12. The Nervous System - Our Talented Brain 1985
  13. The Senses - Eyes And Ears 1985
  14. The Senses - Skin Deep 1985
  15. The Upper Digestive Tract - Eating To Live 1985
  16. The Urinary Tract - Water 1985

Sources

  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, format, sound, description, catalog record