Musculosketal System

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Function of the musculoskeletal system

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Gives your body its structure and support. Helps you move around

Question 2

Ligaments

Answer 2

stabilize the joint or hold the ends of two bones together

Question 3

The muscle system

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Provides forces that can move the skeleton in different ways

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Tendons

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Creates tension in muscle which makes it contract and move

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functions of the skeleton

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Protects important organs in the body.
It provides a riggid structure which supports other body tissue.
It provides a way for the body to move.

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Two main parts of the skeleton

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Axial skeleton
Appendicular skeleton

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The axial skeleton

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The axial skeleton protects important organs and includes the following:
Skull
Vertebral column
Vertebrate
Ribs
Sternum

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Skull

Answer 8

Protects brain in large cavity

Question 9

Vetrabral column (spine,backbone)

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Made up of vertebrate which enclose the spinal cord

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The ribs and sternum (breastbone)

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This cage encloses ans protects the lungs

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The appendicular skeleton

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The appendicular skeleton is connected to the axial skeleton.

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Four limbs of appendicular skeleton

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Humerus
Radius
Ulana
Carpals

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Humerus

Answer 13

The upper foreleg bone

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Radius and ulana

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The lower foreleg bones

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Function of carpals

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connects and serves as a transition point between the forearm and hand

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What are the phalanges

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The bones in the toes of all four feet

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What’s does the metacarpals do

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Connect the phalanges to the carpals

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Scapula

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Shoulder bone

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Clavicle

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Collor bone

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Femer

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The upper hind leg bone

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Tibia and fibula

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The lower hindleg bone

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Tarsals

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What’s the lower hindleg attaches to

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Meteatarsals

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Connect the phanlanges to the tarsals

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Pelvis

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The pelvis is made up of the sacrum and hip bone which itself is made up of the pubis, ilium and ischium

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Sesamoid bones

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They have a similar shape to seseame seeds. They are found within the tendons.

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Irregular bones

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Don’t fit into the classification above

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Muscular system

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There a three types of muscle in an animals body: Cardiac muscle Smooth muscle Skeletal muscle

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Smooth muscle

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Exists in internal organs such as the stomach and intestines

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Cardiac muscle

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Only exists in the heart. Is controlled by the autonomic nervous system.

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Sketal muscle

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Work in conjunction with joints to move the skeleton

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Joints

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The points where bones meet

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Injury and disease of musculoskeletal system

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Osteoarthritis Osteomalacia Tendon and ligament injuries

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Osteoarthritis

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The condition is due to inflamed joints

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Osteomalacia

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An imbalance of minerals in the diet

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Tendon and ligaments injuries

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Large forces are transmitted through tendons and ligaments

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4 things about Swimming mammals

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• they have a vestigial pelvis- without any hind limbs it is no longer needed • the ribs can adjust positions, so they can withstand the high pressures associated with diving •much shorter humerus but longer phalanges to allow the flipper to act more like paddles which are used for steering. •there are only four fingers but the phalanges are much longer then the metacarpals in contrast to land mammals

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3 things about Running mammals

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•some bones in the skull are fused to help make the skeleton lighter • there is an extended ridge of bone on the sternum called a keel to which the muscles responsible for flying are attached • they have developed an extra bone of the food called calcar to support the skin that lies between the tail and the hind limbs

Question 38

3 things Hopping animals

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•they have a relatively longer hind and forelimbs due to longer metatarsals and metacarpals. •reduced clavicle or no clavicle at all which allows the greater mobility of scapula which in turn allows for a greater stride length •increased flexibility of the vertebrate particularly for fast sprinters such as cheetahs to allow the whole body to flex up and down and create more power

Question 39

Difference between tendons and ligaments

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A tendon serves to move the bone or structure. A ligament is a fibrous connective tissue that attaches bone to bone

Question 40

Three advantages of mammalian musculoskeletal system

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locomotion, facilitating breathing, protecting internal organs, and coordinating global energy expenditure.

Question 41

The main adoptions to the musculoskeletal system that are seen in horses

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Increased muscle mass relative to body weight