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What are the functions of the Skelton?

Movement at joints


Support for muscles and vital organs


Shape for maintain our basic body shape


Protection such a skull protecting


Blood cell production in the bone marrow

Give examples of long bones

Femur


Tibia


Fibula


Humerus


Give examples of short bones

Carpals


Tarsals


Give examples of flat bones

Skull


Pelvis


They are used for muscle attachment and protection. They also have a large surface area

Give examples of irregular bones

Patella


Vertebrae


They are shaped to perform a certain function

What is a Joint?

A connection point between 2 bones where rotation occurs

What does a ball and socket Do?

Allow rotation e.g. shoulder

What does a hinge do?

Allow forwards and backwards movement e.g. the knee

What does a pivot do?

Allows rotation around a point e.g. the wrist

What does the saddle Do?

Moves forwards and backwards and flexion, extension, aduction, and abduction e.g. the thumb

What does gliding DO?

Allow a slight moving motion e.g. Small bones on hands and feet.


They also allow flexion, extension, aduction, and abduction

What does condyloid do?

Allow tight fitting surfaces to move forwards and backwards e.g. the wrist

What is a tendon ?

Vert strong, non elastic cords that join the muscles to the bone

What does cartridge Do?

Stops bones rubbing together

What do ligaments Do?

Keep the joints stable

What is a Sprain?

The other stretching of a joint

What is a strain?

The overstretching of a muscle

What is flexion?

The decreasing of an angle at joint

What is Extension?

The angle at the joint is increased

What is abduction?

The movement of a bone or limb away from the midline of the body

What is aduction?

The movement of a bone or limb towards the body

What is rotation?

A turning action