Joints, Tendons, Ligaments & Muscles Class 10 | Support and Movement Chapter 13 #biologyclass10th

Joints, Tendons, Ligaments & Muscles | Class 10 Biology Chapter 13 – Support and Movement In this lecture, we continue Chapter 13: Support and Movement from the Class 10 Biology syllabus, covering Joints, Tendons, Ligaments, and Muscles in detail with whiteboard diagrams. 📌 Topics Covered in This Video: ✅ Joints – Definition and Types • Joints are the part of connective tissue which mainly connects two bones with each other • Immoveable Joints (allow no movement, e.g. cranium) • Slightly Moveable Joints (allow little movement, e.g. ribs) • Freely Moveable Joints (allow movement in fixed or multiple directions) Hinge Joints (movement in two directions) Ball and Socket Joints (movement in all directions) ✅ Tendons – Connective tissue that attaches muscles with bones at the origin and insertion points ✅ Ligaments – Connective tissue that holds bones with each other at joints, flexible and in the form of bands ✅ Muscles – Connective tissues which contract and relax to provide movement • Skeletal Muscle (hands, legs, neck, fingers) • Smooth Muscle (lungs, pancreas, liver, small intestine) • Cardiac Muscle (heart) This lecture builds on Bones and Cartilage covered in the previous video and completes the core concepts of Chapter 13. Great for Matric, SSC Part 2, and MDCAT/entry test foundation biology students. 🔔 Subscribe for the complete Class 10 Biology playlist – all chapters covered in detail! 👍 Like this video if it helped you understand joints and muscles better. 💬 Comment your questions below — I'll be happy to help! #Class10Biology #SupportAndMovement #Chapter13 #Joints #Muscles #SkeletalSystem