
Skeletal system
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SHARON MADERO
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From the Greek word skeletos meaning "dried-up body".
When born, a baby's body contains approximately 300 bones. In the long run, these end up fusing (joining as they grow) to form the skeleton of 206 bones of an adult person.
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Axial Skeleton
Appendicular Skeleton
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Skull
Ossicles
Hyoid bone
sternum
rib cage
vertebral column
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Upper limbs
Lower limbs
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A point where two bones meet and are connected together by a ligament.
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Immovable Joint
Slighty Movable Joint
Freely Movable Joint
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Multiple Choice
What is the largest bone of the body?
fibula
humerus
pelvis
femur
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Multiple Choice
Who has more bones, an adult or a baby?
baby
adult
both of them have the same
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Multiple Choice
How many bones have the human body?
206
208
300
207
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Multiple Choice
The joints are also called:
Muscles
Bones
Articulations
Joints
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Multiple Choice
There are three places where you can find articulations. Which are they?
Nose, jaw and joints
Nose, ears and joints
Ears, ribs and joints
Ears, craneum and joints
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Multiple Choice
The ribs protect organs like the heart and lungs. Which function is this?
Flexibility
Movement
Structure
Protection
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Multiple Choice
What type of bones are the bones of the cranium?
Long bones
Flat bones
Short bones
Irregular bones
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Multiple Choice
What type of bones is the femur?
Long bones
Flat bones
Short bones
Irregular bones
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Multiple Choice
What type of bones are the vertebraes?
Long bones
Flat bones
Short bones
Irregular bones
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Multiple Choice
The femur allow the leg to move. Which function is this?
Flexibility
Movement
Structure
Protection
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Multiple Choice
The spinal column supports the body and gives it shape. Which function is this?
Structure
Movement
Support
Protection
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Multiple Choice
Articulations:
They are found under the skin and cover the skeleton.
They are those that allow the bones to be joined and allow us to move.
They are hard and rigid (they cannot be bent)
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Multiple Choice
They are structures that join the bones together:
Muscles
The senses
Joints
Ligaments
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Multiple Choice
Which type of joints is this?
Immovable joints
Movable joints
Partially movable
Joints
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Multiple Choice
Which type of joints is this?
Immovable
Movable
Partially movable
Joints
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Multiple Choice
Which type of joints is this?
Immovable
Movable
Partially movable
Joints
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Multiple Choice
Which structure can you see in skeletal system?
Muscles and tendons
Tendons and cartilage
Ligaments and muscles
Bones and joints
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Multiple Choice
What are this bones?
Femur and pelvis
Ribs and vertebrae
Phalanges and femur
Vertebrae and femur
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Multiple Choice
It works with the bones to help the body to move.
Skeletal system
Digestive system
Muscular system
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Multiple Choice
It protects some of the organs and gives the body support and shape.
Digestive system
Respiratory system
Skeletal system
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Multiple Choice
All the bones together are called...
Respiratory system.
Skeletal system.
Circulatory system
Esqueletal system.
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Multiple Choice
Which bones protect our heart and lungs?
Cartilage.
Cerebrum.
Blood.
Ribs
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Multiple Choice
Which bones make up the skeletal system.
Skull, humerus, ribs and tibia.
Lungs, heart, stomach and arm.
Leg, head, nose, mouth.
Neck, eyes, leg bone and cartilage.
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Multiple Choice
Choose long bones…
Cranium, pelvis and radios.
Humerus, femur and fibula.
Patella and carpals.
Leg, nose and head.
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Multiple Choice
Choose short bones…
Cranium, pelvis and radios.
Humerus, femur and fibula.
Patella and carpals.
Leg, nose and head.
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Multiple Choice
Which is this bone?
Tibia
Pelvis
Cranium
Ribs
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Multiple Choice
Choose the correct word to the picture.
Tibia
Pelvis
Cranium
Ribs
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Multiple Choice
What bone is this?
Tibia
Pelvis
Cranium
Ribs
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Multiple Choice
What bone is this?
Tibia
Cranium
Pelvis
Ribs
From the Greek word skeletos meaning "dried-up body".
When born, a baby's body contains approximately 300 bones. In the long run, these end up fusing (joining as they grow) to form the skeleton of 206 bones of an adult person.
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