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  • A whole human skeleton seen from the front, with its main bones named by English labels: the skull, the spine, the ribs, the pelvis and the limb bones.

    The human skeleton, anterior view

    Author
    LadyofHats Mariana Ruiz Villarreal
    Licence
    Public domain
    Source
    File:Human skeleton front en.svg · Wikimedia Commons
    Changes
    converted to another format, resized
    Appears in
    Bone tissue: structure, growth and adaptation
  • A long bone cut lengthwise: the shaft with its medullary cavity, endosteum and periosteum, the ends with spongy bone and the epiphyseal line, articular cartilage at both ends, with English labels.

    The structure of a long bone

    Author
    NCI SEER Training Modules (training.seer.cancer.gov)
    Licence
    Public domain
    Source
    File:Illu long bone.jpg · Wikimedia Commons
    Changes
    converted to another format
    Appears in
    Bone tissue: structure, growth and adaptation
  • A classic anatomical plate of the knee seen from the front: the patella, the quadriceps tendon, the patellar ligament, the retinacula, the capsule and the tibial collateral ligament, between femur, tibia and fibula, in ink line drawing, with English labels.

    The knee joint

    Author
    Henry Vandyke Carter
    Licence
    Public domain
    Source
    File:Gray345.png · Wikimedia Commons
    Changes
    none
    Appears in
    Classification of joints
  • Diagram of a synovial joint in section: two bone ends covered by articular cartilage, the joint capsule lined by synovial membrane and the synovial cavity, with the surrounding bursa, ligaments, tendons and muscles; English labels.

    Diagram of a synovial joint

    Author
    Madhero88
    Licence
    CC BY-SA 3.0
    Source
    File:Joint.svg · Wikimedia Commons
    Changes
    converted to another format, resized
    Appears in
    Classification of joints
  • Diagram of a neuron: the cell body with its nucleus and dendrites, the axon wrapped in a myelin sheath formed by Schwann cells, with the nodes of Ranvier, and the axon terminals, with English labels.

    The neuron

    Author
    User:Dhp1080
    Licence
    CC BY-SA 3.0
    Source
    File:Neuron.svg · Wikimedia Commons
    Changes
    converted to another format, resized
    Appears in
    Nervous control of movement
  • A human body seen from the front, with the superficial muscles coloured and named by English labels, including the muscles of the abdominal wall.

    Superficial muscles, anterior view

    Author
    Mikael Häggström
    Licence
    Public domain
    Source
    File:Muscles anterior labeled.png · Wikimedia Commons
    Changes
    resized
    Appears in
    Trunk and shoulder-girdle stability
  • A human body seen from behind, with the superficial muscles coloured and named by English labels, including the muscles around the shoulder blade.

    Superficial muscles, posterior view

    Author
    Mikael Häggström
    Licence
    Public domain
    Source
    File:Muscle posterior labeled.png · Wikimedia Commons
    Changes
    none
    Appears in
    Trunk and shoulder-girdle stability
  • A skeletal muscle taken apart step by step: the whole muscle in its epimysium, the fascicles in perimysium and the muscle fibres in endomysium, with English labels.

    The structure of skeletal muscle

    Author
    NCI SEER Training Modules (training.seer.cancer.gov)
    Licence
    Public domain
    Source
    File:Illu muscle structure.jpg · Wikimedia Commons
    Changes
    converted to another format
    Appears in
    Muscle architecture
  • Diagram of a sarcomere between two Z lines, with its bands and zones, then the filament details: the thick myosin filament, with the molecule heads, and the thin actin filament, with troponin and tropomyosin; English labels.

    The thick and thin filaments of the sarcomere

    Author
    OpenStax
    Licence
    CC BY 4.0
    Source
    File:1003 Thick and Thin Filaments.jpg · Wikimedia Commons
    Changes
    converted to another format
    Appears in
    Muscle architecture
  • Two drawings of an arm lifting a glass by bending the elbow: biceps brachii as the prime mover and, with the biceps cut away in the second drawing, brachialis and brachioradialis as synergists, with English labels.

    The prime mover and the synergists in elbow flexion

    Author
    OpenStax College
    Licence
    CC BY 4.0
    Source
    File:Biceps Muscle CNX.jpg · Wikimedia Commons
    Changes
    converted to another format
    Appears in
    Principles of functional training
  • The heart in section, anterior view: the two atria and the two ventricles, the interventricular septum, the valves, the layers of the wall and the great vessels entering and leaving, with English labels.

    The internal anatomy of the heart

    Author
    OpenStax College
    Licence
    CC BY 3.0
    Source
    File:2008 Internal Anatomy of the HeartN.jpg · Wikimedia Commons
    Changes
    resized, converted to another format
    Appears in
    The heart and circulation
  • Wiggers diagram: on one time axis, the aortic, ventricular and atrial pressures, the ventricular volume, the electrocardiogram and the heart sounds over one cardiac cycle, with English labels.

    The events of the cardiac cycle

    Author
    adh30 revised work by DanielChangMD who revised original work of DestinyQx; Redrawn as SVG by xavax
    Licence
    CC BY-SA 4.0
    Source
    File:Wiggers Diagram 2.svg · Wikimedia Commons
    Changes
    converted to another format, resized
    Appears in
    The heart and circulation
  • Outline of the body with the heart and the network of arteries, in red, and veins, in blue, with English labels.

    The circulatory system

    Author
    LadyofHats, Mariana Ruiz Villarreal
    Licence
    Public domain
    Source
    File:Circulatory System en.svg · Wikimedia Commons
    Changes
    converted to another format, resized
    Appears in
    The heart and circulation
  • The airways from the nose and sinuses through the pharynx, larynx and trachea to the main bronchi and their branches in the lobes of both lungs, with the diaphragm beneath and an inset of the alveoli with their capillaries, the pulmonary artery and vein, with English labels.

    The respiratory system

    Author
    LadyofHats, Jmarchn
    Licence
    Public domain
    Source
    File:Respiratory system complete en.svg · Wikimedia Commons
    Changes
    converted to another format, resized
    Appears in
    Mechanics of breathing
  • The chest in profile, in inspiration and in expiration: the diaphragm contracting and moving down and the external intercostals raising the ribs, then their relaxation and the thoracic cavity getting smaller, with arrows and English labels.

    Inspiration and expiration

    Author
    OpenStax College
    Licence
    CC BY 3.0
    Source
    File:2316 Inspiration and Expiration.jpg · Wikimedia Commons
    Changes
    resized, converted to another format
    Appears in
    Mechanics of breathing
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