Skeletal System Review

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The human ---------- is an internal framework that, in adults, consists of 206 bones

Match

Match the structures with their asociated functionss

• are thin and broad, with two parallel plates of compact bone enclosing a layer of spongy bone

• Are roughly cube-shaped or as wide as they are long

• These bones are longer than they are wide.

flat bones

short bones

long bones

• flat bones

• short bones

• long bones

Multiple Choice

The MAIN function of the skeletal system is

• protects internal organs

•  providies attachment surfaces for muscles

• it supports the body and gives it shape.

• produces blood cells

Multiple Choice

This is NOT a function of the skeletal system

•  stores fats to keep the body warm

•  maintains mineral homeostasis.

•  provides attachment surfaces for muscles

•  produces blood cells

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Axial Skeleton​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​

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Vertebral Column_ribs_cranium_sternum

hips_shoulder bones_feet bones_hand bones

Categorize

Options (15)

cranium

Gives body structure, support, and balance.

Holds your brain

Protects organs like the heart and lungs

ribs

Helps hold the ribs together

sternum

Protects the spinal branch

vertebral column

shoulders

long bone in the upper arm

hips

bone in the forearm

facilitates movement

pelvic girdle protects vital organs of the abdominal cavity

Organize these options into the right categories

Axial Skeleton Structure

Appendicular Skeleton Structure

Axial Skeleton Function

Appendicular Skeleton Function

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Label the skeleton

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clavicles

radius

fibula

femur

rib

sternum

hip

patella

ulna

cranium

Fill in the Blanks

The TWO major divisions of the skeletal system are the axial skeleton (two structures are the skull and ribs) and the

skeleton (two structures are the hips and shoulders).

Multiple Choice

Having the proper levels of minerals in the blood for the normal functioning of the body is a definition for

• mineral count

• blood levels

• bone cells

• homeostasis

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What would life be like without bones? Answern in TWO words