Smooth Muscle
Smooth muscle explained in an easy to understand way:
Imagine trying to keep a busy train station running smoothly without being able to directly control each train. Smooth muscle functions much like this because it operates involuntarily to manage the movement and function of internal organs without our conscious direction. Just as the trains continue to run on schedule through automated systems that work in the background, smooth muscles ensure your stomach and intestines continue to process food and nutrients efficiently, maintaining your body's internal operations seamlessly.
Practice Version
Smooth Muscle: An involuntary muscle that controls internal organs like the stomach and intestines. Smooth muscle. Smooth muscle is a type of tissue that works automatically to help move substances through organs in your body.