TOPIC 1 Flashcards

1
Q

what are the 5 main functions of the skeleton

A

support/shape
protection
movement
making blood cells
mineral storage

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2
Q

what is the skeleton

A

a rigid bone frame

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3
Q

what does the skeleton support

A

soft tissues like skin and muscle

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4
Q

the skeleton helps with posture give a sport this is essential in

A

gymnastics

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5
Q

what attaches muscles to bones

A

tendons

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6
Q

what does bone marrow make

A

components of blood - red and white blood cells

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7
Q

why do athletes with more red blood cells perform better

A

more oxygen can be delivered to their muscle

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8
Q

why are red blood cells important during excercise

A

they transport oxygen to the working muscles

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9
Q

name two minerals that bones store

A

calcium and phosphorus

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10
Q

what do calcium and phosphorus help with

A

bone strength so you are less likely to break a bone

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11
Q

what are the tree main types of bone

A

long short and flat

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12
Q

what kind of movements are long bones used for

A

gross movements

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13
Q

what kind of movements are short bones used for

A

fine movements

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14
Q

what do flat bones do

A

they protect internal organs and their broad surface allows muscle attachment

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15
Q

give another name for the spine

A

vertebral column

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16
Q

give another name for the skull

A

cranium

17
Q

give another name for the kneecap

A

patella

18
Q

give another name for the breastplate

A

sternum

19
Q

give another name for the shoulder blade

A

scapula

20
Q

name 6 long bones

A

humerus
ulna
radius
femur
fibula
tibia

21
Q

name 1 short bone

A

talus ( part of the tarsals)

22
Q

name 5 flat bones

A

cranium
sternum
scapula
ribs
pelvis

23
Q

name two other bones that are not a long short or flat bone

A

vertebral column
patella

24
Q

where in the body is the humerus

A

between elbow and shoulder

25
Q

where in the body are the ulna and radius

A

between wrist and elbow

26
Q

where in the body is the femur

A

between the patella and pelvis

27
Q

where in the body are the fibula and tibia

A

between ankle and patella

28
Q

what is a joint

A

any point where two or more bones meet

29
Q

whats are two bones that meet at a joint called

A

articulating bones

30
Q

name 5 major joints

A

hip
shoulder
knee
ankle
elbow

31
Q

name the 2 articulating bones at the hip

A

pelvis and feumer

32
Q

name two articulating bones at the shoulder

A

humerus and scapula

33
Q

name 2 articulating bones at the knee

A

femur and tibia

34
Q

name 3 articulating bones at the ankle

A

tibia fibula and talus

35
Q

name 3 articulating bones at the elbow

A

humerus ulna and radius

36
Q

name 8 join movements

A

flexion
extension
adduction
abduction
rotation
circumduction
plantar flexion
dorsiflexion

37
Q

what is meant by flexion (joint movement)

A

closing a joint (moving a leg from straight to bent)

38
Q

what is meant by extension (joint movement)

A

opening a join (moving leg from bent to straight)

39
Q

what is meant by adduction (joint movement)

A

moving towards an imaginary centre line (swinging golf club)