5 functions of the skeletal system - 1.provides shape and support 2.enables you to move 3.protects...
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5 Functions of the Skeletal System -
1.provides shape and support2.enables you to move3.protects your internal organs4.produces blood cells5.stores certain material until you need
them
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Important Facts:**Adults have 206 Bones**Infants have 275 bones and skeleton made of mostly cartilage
Cartilage - is connective tissue that is more flexible than bone-located between bones at joints.
Ligament - strong connective tissue-connects bone to bone.
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Types of Joints in the Body (use Diagram)
A. hinge joint (knee and elbow)B. pivot joint (neck)C. ball and socket (hip and shoulder)D.gliding joint (wrists and ankles)
2 Types of Joint Movement1.Movable Joint-most joints in the body are
movable. They allow the body to make a wide range of movement.
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Joint Movement
• 1.Movable Joint-most joints in the body are movable. They allow the body to make a wide range of movement.
• 2. immovable joint-some joints in the body allow little or no movement. Example: skull
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2 Types of Bones
1. Round Bones-movement and support
a. located in arms and legs
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Bone types cont.
2. Flat Bones-they are involved in protecting vital organs
a. Located in the skull, ribs and scapula
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• Taking care of bones
• 1. eat a healthy diet
• 2. exercise regularly
• 3. Eat foods high in calcium and phosphorus
• ***As people get older their bones lose minerals that they must contain. They develop osteoporosis in which the body’s bones become weak and brittle. Eat a diet high in calcium and phosphorus.