Question
Write short notes on:
Involuntary muscles
Involuntary muscles
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Answer
- Various processes like breathing, blood circulation, digestion are vital function, essential for life.
- They do not depend upon our will.
- The muscles of organs which carry out these involuntary functions are called involuntary muscles.
- Functions of organs like the stomach, intestine, heart are carried out in their own fixed manner by involuntary muscles, e.g. cardiac muscle present in heart, smooth muscles in lining of stomach, small intestine, blood vessel, uterus.
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