Locomotor apparatus		fibrous connective tissue membrane that surrounds a muscle group
Muscular system		attached to the skeleton and is responsible for voluntary movement which is controlled by the somatic nervous system
Smooth muscle		consists of skeletal, smooth and cardiac muscles, enables the body to move, maintain posture and circulate blood
Cardiac muscle		connects a muscle to a bone
Skeletal muscle		transverse reinfrocement of some tendinous sheaths that are aligned on the same place
Function		flex, extend, abduct, adduct, pronate, supinate, rotate, tense, dilate, depress, elevate
Tendon		form the cardiac wall in association with connective tissue and nervous tissue and is regulated by the autonomic nervous system
Bursa		extra-synovial sheath diverticulum that is generally located where the fibrous membrane is thinner or absent
Tendinous sheath		flattened tendon covering the muscle
Fascia		synovial vesicular cavity that allows shifting/sliding of a mobile organ on a surface
Aponeurosis		part of the vessel wall, responsible for involuntary movement which is controlled by the automatic nervous system
Retinaculum		musculoskeletal system which enables movement