Musculoskeletal system (P1)

Question 1

What is the clavicle?

Answer 1

collar bone

Question 2

Where is the talus?

Answer 2

ankle

Question 3

Which bone protects the heart?

Answer 3

sternum

Question 4

What does the pelvis do?

Answer 4

Protects the reproductive organs

Question 5

What do the vertebrae protect?

Answer 5

spinal cord

Question 6

Where is the scapula found?

Answer 6

back/shoulder
(shoulder blade)

Question 7

What is the longest bone in the body?

Answer 7

femur

Question 8

Which bones are in the ankle?

Answer 8

.tibia
.fibula
.talus

Question 9

Which bones are in the shoulder

Answer 9

.scapula
.humerus

Question 10

Which bones are in the chest?

Answer 10

.ribs
.sternum

Question 11

Which bones are in the hip?

Answer 11

.femur
.pelvis

Question 12

List the functions of the skeleton and relate to sport

Answer 12

Support(keep vital organs in place and hold up muscles)- bicep is attached to arm= bicep curl

Movement- to walk, femur, tibia, fibula are being pulled on by muscles via tendons to move

Mineral storage- bones store calcium so when I play ruby, my bones don’t break as often because I drink milk

Blood cell production- my white blood cells stop me being sick allowing me to play more matches

Protection- flat bones e.g ribs protects my lungs when I get tackled in rugby

Structure and shape- determine height and build so I can be lifted in a line if I’m tall

Question 13

What is an acronym for functions of the skeleton?

Answer 13

Sick People Might Steal My Bananas

Question 14

What does a flat bone do? Give an example

Answer 14

Protect vital organs
.sternum for heart
.ribs for lungs
.cranium for brain

Question 15

What do short bones do? Give a sporting example for when they are needed

Answer 15

Produce fine movements
.darts
.rugby spin passes

Question 16

What do long bones do? Give a sporting example of when they are needed

Answer 16

Produce gross movement
.large bones for running

Question 17

What type of bone is a vertebrae and what is its job?

Answer 17

Irregular
to protect the spinal cord

Question 18

What type of bone is the humerus?

Answer 18

long bone

Question 19

What type of bone is the patella?

Answer 19

irregular

Question 20

What type of bone is the sternum?

Answer 20

flat

Question 21

What is the role of a ligament?

Answer 21

To attach bone to bone

Question 22

What are the three main type of joints and where are they found?

Answer 22

Fixed joints e.g cranium

Semi-movable joints e.g in spinal column

Synovial joint (freely movable) e.g ankle, knee, hips, shoulder

Question 23

Define synovial joints

Answer 23

An area in the body where two or more articulating bones meet. Freely moveable joint.

Question 24

learn synovial joint diagram

Question 25

What is the role of the tendon?

Answer 25

To attach muscle to bone

Question 26

What movement can occur at ball and socket joints?

Answer 26

Circumduction Extension Flexion Abduction Adduction Rotation

Question 27

What movement can occur at hinge joints?

Answer 27

Plantarflexion Dorsiflexion Extension Flexion

Question 28

Which joints are hinge?

Answer 28

.knee .elbow .ankle

Question 29

Which joints are ball and socket?

Answer 29

.shoulder .hip

Question 30

Define extension with an example

Answer 30

Increasing the angle at a joint E.g downward motion of a bicep curl

Question 31

Define flexion with an example

Answer 31

Decreasing the angle at a joint Upwards motion of a bicep curl

Question 32

Define abduction with an example

Answer 32

Movement of a limb or bone away from midline of the body E.g taking back a tennis racket before swinging it

Question 33

Define rotation with an example

Answer 33

Movement around a long axis E.g hip in golf while performing a drive shot

Question 34

Define adductionwith an example

Answer 34

Movement of limb or bone towards midline of body E.g swinging a golf club

Question 35

Define plantarflexion with an example

Answer 35

Extension at the ankle E.g pointing toes in trampolining

Question 36

Define dorsiflexion with an example

Answer 36

Flexion at the ankle E.g Raising the toes upward when walking as the foot comes up off the ground to take the next step

Question 37

Define circumduction with an example

Answer 37

Movement of a limb in a circular motion E.g Bowling an overarm ball in cricket