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What is the skeletal system?
a collection of organs whose primary function is to support and protect the body
p.205
List & describe the 4 functions of bones.
protection- brain protected by skull
storage- store minerals that help the nerves and muscles function properly
movement- skeletal muscles pull on the bones to produce movement
blood cell formation- some bones are filled w/ special material that makes blood cells
p.8
How many kinds of tissue are in bones?
2
p.9
What is the compact bone?
if the tissue does not have any visible open spaces
p.9
What is the spongy bone & what does it provide?
bone tissues that have many open spaces
provides most of the strength & support for a bone
p.9
What is marrow?
soft tissue that bones contain
p.9
What are the two types of marrow?
red marrow & yellow marrow
p.9
What is red marrow & where is it found?
produces red blood cells
found in spongy bone
p.9
What is yellow marrow & where is it found?
stores fat
found in central cavity of long bones
p.9
What is cartilage?
a soft, flexible tissue that bones used to start out as
p.10
What happens to cartilage during childhood?
growth plates of cartilage remain in most bones providing a place for those bones to continue to grow
p.10
What is a joint?
the place where two or more bones connect
p.10
FILL IN BLANK: Your joints have blankedy blanks that blanks your blank to blank when your blank blanks.
Your joints have special designs that allows your body to move when your muscles contrast
p.10
What are ligaments?
strong elastic bands of connective tissue that holds together joints
p.11
What is a lever?
rigid bar that moves on a fixed point
p.11
What is a fulcrum?
a fixed point that a lever moves on
p.11
What is a load (resistance)?
a force that resists the motion of the lever
p.11