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What is:

the supporting framkework and protection of vital organs AND


allows for performance of specific functions more effectively



Bones
What characteristic bone is classified as cortical bone?


less flexible, resist increase stress and low porosity
What characteristic bone is classified as cancellous bone?
high porosity, and more flexible
How many bones are there in the body?
206 in human skeleton
Which two major components take up 60% of bone weight
Calcium carbonate and calcium phosphate


What are the four major components of the bone
Calcium phosphate, calcium carbonate, H2O and collagen
Bone that are stiff and resistant
Calcium carbonate and phosphate
Flexible characteristics and resists on pulling and stretching forces is which major component?
Collagen
Axial skeleton involves?


Skull, vertebrae, ribs, and STERNUM
What does the appendicular skeleton involve?
Pelvic, girdles, pectol,
In the vertebrae column, the cylinder column and fibrocartilaginous disc equal?
Strong and flexible support
What is an intervertebral disc allow you to do?
Absorbs shock effectively when the load on column increases
Paired oscoaxe or hip bones and support the bladder and abdominal content is which part of the body?
pelvic girdle
internosseous membrane that provides what to the tibia and fibia?
stability
talus, calcaneus, navicular, cuboid are several bones that make up
Tarsus (ankle)
which bone is between sternum and clavicle is the only body joint between the axial skeleton and the pectoral girdle?
Stermoclavicular joint
which two joints have least mobility
fibrous and cortilaginous
what is a joint
connection between two or more bones
which joint ha the largest movement
synovial joint
Name 6 types of joints
Hinge joint

pivot joint


Condlylod joint


plane oint


ball and socket joint


saddle joint

Joint that has 1 concave and convex surface is which joint?
Hinge (galinglymus) joint
Which joint does:

one bone rotoates around axis

Pivot joint
Which joint does:

has an oval joint and concave joint

Condyloid knuckle joint
Which joint does:

glides movement

Plane Joint
Which joint:works together to become MOVEABLE joints
Pivot joint
Which joint does:

meet at the hip and the shoulder

Ball and socket joint