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Skeletal
Functions Classification Bones
Muscular Muscular Muscular
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Skeletal
Skeletal
Functions Classification
Groups
The cranial bones
protect this organ
Brain
What the yellow
bone marrow
stores
Fat
The process of
bone formation
Ossification
Produced in the
red bone marrow
in the center of
some bones
Blood Cells
What two minerals
do bone tissues
store?
Calcium (Ca)
Phosphorus (P)
How many bones
make up the
skeleton?
206
Name a bone that
has a shaft with a
head at both ends
Femur or
Humerus
Skull and sternum
are examples of this
bone classification
Flat Bones
This bone type has
densely packed
layers located in
stress areas
Compact Bone
The nutrient layer
of the bone; it
produces new bone
cells
Periosteum
Place where two
bones comes
together
Joint
Number of ribs
attached directly to
the sternum
7
Knee Bone
Patella
Toe and finger
bones
Phalanges
The type of joint
that is freely
movable like in
elbows and knees
Synovial Joint
Muscles are
responsible for how
many functions in
the body?
4
When we exercise,
our muscles
produce this
Heat
Name one function
of muscles
•Produce movement
•Stabilize joints
•Posture
•Generate heat
The point where the
action of the muscle
is applied, resulting
in motion
Insertion
Movement away
from the body’s
midline
Abduction
Type of muscle
that lines internal
organs
Smooth
muscle
Rapidly contracts,
but tires easily and
must rest after
short periods
Skeletal muscle
Known as
voluntary or
striated muscle
Skeletal muscle
A hybrid muscle
Cardiac muscle
Involuntary, nonstriated muscle
Smooth muscle
Triangular muscle
of the shoulder;
abducts the arms
Deltoid muscle
Calf muscle
Gastrocnemius
Muscle group
made up of rectus
femoris and three
vastus muscles
Quadriceps Group
Muscle that
extends the
forearm; located
on posterior
surface of the arm
Triceps Brachi
Large fan shaped
muscles that cover
upper part of chest
Pectoralis Major
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Also known as
growth plates
Epiphyseal Plates