Soc 12 Flashcards by Pesc Fish

Q

Protetcion

A

Protects vital organs

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Muscle attachment

A

Muscles need a place to attach

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Q

Joints for movement

A

They allow body to move(where bones join)

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Store calcium and phosphorus

A

Store minimals that are vital for development

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Q

Red+white blood cells

A

Blood cells get produced from bone marrow to fight infection and injury and bring oxyegn around body.

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Q

Feet bones

A

Tarsals
Metatarals
Phalanges

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Hand/wrist bones

A

Carpals
Metacarpals
Phalanges

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Q

Clavicle

A

Collarbone

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Q

Sternum

A

Middle of ribcage

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Pelvis

A

Hips

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Radius

A

Outside forarm

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Ulna

A

Inside forearm

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Tarsels

A

Upper foot

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Metatarals

A

Middle foot

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Phalanges

A

Toes

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Humerus

A

(Bicep) arm bone

Q

Rib

A

Chest bones

Q

Femur

A

Quadricep bone

Q

Patella

A

Knee cap

Q

Cranium

A

Skull

Q

Vertebrae

A

Spine

Q

Fibia

A

Outside (shin)

Q

Tibia

A

Inside (shin)

Q

Carpal

A

Lower hand (wrist)

Q

Metacarpel

A

Middle hand

Q

Scapula

A

(Wings)

Q

5 vertebrae types CTLSC

A

Cervical
Thoracic
Lumbar
Sacrum
Coccyx

Q

First vertebrae type

A

Cervical (7)

Q

Second vertebrae type

A

Thoracic (12)

Q

Third vertebrae type

A

Lumbar (5)

Q

Fourth vertebrae type

A

Sacrum (5 fused)

Q

Fifth vertebrae type

A

Coccyx (6 fused)

Q

Long bones

A

Generate movement

Q

Short bones

A

Weight bearing

Q

Sports for long bones

A

Cricket and rowing

Q

Where can the short bones be found? (2)

A

Carpals and tarsals

Q

Sports for short bones

A

Jogging, dancing.

Q

Flat bones use

A

Offer protection or a surface for muscle attachment

Q

Example flat bones

A

RIBS protect lungs

SCAPULA has 3 muscles attached to it