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What are the four majour functions of the skeleton?
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-Shape and support
-Protection (The rib cage- Protects heart and lungs. The skull-protects the brain) -Movement (because of joints between our bones) -Blood production (Blood is made in the bone marrow) |
What are the four main types of bone?
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-Irregular: Patella, vertebrae and sternum
-Flat: Cranium, pelvis and scapula -Long: Clavicle, humerous, radius, ulna, femur, fibula and tibia. Short: Carpuls, metacarpuls, tarsals, metatarsals and phalanges. |
Name all the bones in the picture.
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What are the different types of joints and give examples.
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-Immovable joints-skull, pelvis.
-Slightly movable joints-The joints between the vertebrae in the spine are cartilaginous joints. -Freely movable or synovial joints- shoulder and knee. Synovial joints contain synovial fluidn which is kept inside a pocket called synovial membrane. |
What are the different types of synovial joints and give examples.
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Ball and socket: Hip and shoulders. (movement in all directions and rotation.
Pivot: The joint between the atlas and axis in the neck. (Allows rotation) Saddle: The thumb (Fowards and backwords, left to right) Hinge: Elbow amd knee (fowards and backwards) Condyloid: Between metacarpals and phalanges in hand. (Fowards, backwards, left and right) Gliding: Between the tarsals in the ankles. (tiny bit of movement in all directions) |
What are the different types of movement?
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-Flexion: Bending of a joint. (occurs at the knee as the foot is drawn to kick a ball)
-Extension: Straightening of a limb at a joint. (When shooting a ball, elbow i straightened during release) -Abduction and adduction: Abduction is moving limb towards body. adduction is moving limb away from body. Rotation: Moving the head from side to side. |
Label the synovial joint. |
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