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the skeletal in predominately made of what type of tissue?
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connective tissue : bones, ligaments, and cartilage
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bones are made of both living and non living material
What composes each of those two groups? what is the function of the two groups of materials? |
non living : calcium
living: spongy bone and comapct bone |
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what kinds of cells make up bones?
what is the function of each? |
compact bone: filled with yellow bone marrow for fat storage
spongy bone: |
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Bones are arranged in compact and spongy forms
what part of the bone are each in? how are the forms arranged structurally? what is the function of the two forms? |
figure 5.1 structure bone
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What is the difference between the roles cartilage, ligaments, and tendons perform?
Where are these tissues typically located? |
ligaments holds bones together amkde of fibrous conncective tissue,
cartilage lends support is smoother and more flexible tendons joins bones to muscles cells contain collagen |
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What are the 5 roles of the skeleton?
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1.protection. blood production red blood cells and white
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Whats the difference between the axial and appendicular portions of the skeleton?
Can you name the MAJOR types of bones in both portions? |
axial contains the skull , ribs, vertebrae,
appendicular contains limbs |
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What are the types of joint and what are the different functions of each?
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Fibrous jionts are immovable like skull
cartilaginous joints slightly moveable like vertebrae synovial joints most freely moveable like the knees and elbow |
