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45 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back
skull
cranium
upper jaw
maxilla
lower jaw
mandible
collar bone
clavicle
shoulder blade
scapula
breast bone
sternum
back bone
vertebrae
ribs
ribs
upper arm
umerus
lower arm(2)
radius,ulna
hip bone
pelvis
thigh bone
femur
knee cap
petella
shin bone
tibia
calf bone
fibula
ankles
tarsals
foot
metatarsals
toes
phalanges
wrist
carpals
hand
metacarpals
fingers
phalanges
functions of the skeleton (5)
1. provides shape and structure
2.protects delicate organs
3.act like levers for muscles to move on movement
4.produce blood cells
5.stores material
connective tissue (3 types also say where the would be found)
cartilage-ears,nose,end of bones, discs, ribs
ligaments-holds bone to bone
tendons-holds muscle to bone
shoulder and hip joint
ball-in-socket
elbow and knee joint
hinge joint
wrist and ankle joint
gliding joint or sliding joint
neck joint
pivot joint
cranium and pelvis joint
suture
the muscle that tilts your head backward
trapezius
the triangular muscle that helps you to lift your arm above your head is
deltoid
the_________is a thin band of muscle that crosses over the thigh
sartorius
a muscle that is part of the hamstring group is the
biceps femoris
the muscle that helps to lift you onto your toes
gastrocnemius
the muscle that pulls your leg rapidly forward so that you can kick the ball is
rectus femoris
the muscle that pops up when you bend your arm to show your muscles
biceps branchii
the muscle that shrugs your shoulders is
trapezius
the broad muscle that covers your lower back is
latissimus dorsi
the muscle that helps you sit "indian style" is
surtoris
the muscle that helps you move your arm toward your body is
pectoralis major
outer most layer of bone
periosteum
dense layer of bone consisting of blood vessels
dompact bone
found in the ends of long bones
spongy bone
cells that produce bone
osteo blasts
cells that break down bone
osteo clasts
marrow
two types:red makes blood cells yellow mostly fat cells