Skeletal system Flashcards

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what is the axial skeletal bones and what are they used for

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Protection, cranium, sternum, ribcage, vertabrae

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what is the appendicular bones

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shoulder girdle, hip girdle, all leg bones, all leg bones

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bones of the upper limb

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humorous, radio-ulna (forearm), wrist and hand

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4
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Bones in the wrist and hand, in order

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Carpals, metacarpals, phalanges

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5
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bones in the pelvis

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ilium, ischium, pubis

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Bones in the lower limb

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Femur, patella, tibia and fibula, foot - talus, tarsals, metatarsals and phalanges

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Long bones

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act as a lever, used for movement e.g. the femur, running

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Short bones

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shock absorption, weight bearing, e.g. carpals in wrist and a handstand in gymnastics

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Flat bones

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Protection, e.g. cranium protects the brain and a header in football

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10
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Sesamoid bones

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The patella

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11
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Irregular bones

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vertebrae protects the spinal column

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12
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Functions of the skeletal system

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Mineral storage (calcium and phosphorus), red and white blood cell production, protection of vital organs, movement, support ( skeleton supports organs and muscles), shape (skeleton gives us our shape and size)

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13
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What is a joint

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where two or more bones meet

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14
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Fixed

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there is no movement e.g. cranium

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15
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Slightly moveable/cartilaginous

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small movement in a number of directions e.g. the vertebrae

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16
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Freely movable/synovial

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Allow a greater range of movement e.g. shoulder

17
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short term effects on he skeletal system

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increased bone cell production, ligaments get warmer and stretchier, increased range of moment at a joint, increase synovial; fluid production, less likely to become injured

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long term effects on the skeletal system

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increase bone density, increase osteoblast activity, more calcium in the bones, more minerals in the bones, stronger ligaments, decrease risk of osteoporosis