The Skeletal System

The Skeletal System

Organs, functions, and much more!

General Information

Bones, Cartilage and Connective Tissue

-The skeletal system is divided into 2 parts:

• Axial Skeletal System

• Appendicular Skeletal System

Limbs, and fingers, toes, and other not centered bones (everything else beside the spine, ribcage, and skull)

Appendicular

The skull, the ribcage, and the spine (most centered bones)

Axial

Systems

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Review: what all does the skeletal system include?

Shapes of Bones (part 1)

Carpals and Metacarpals (wrist and ankle bones)

Short Bones

Femur and Humerus (upper leg bone and upper arm bone)

Long Bones

Shapes of Bones (part 2)

Vertebrae or Pelvis (spine and hip bones)

Irregular Bones

Sternum or Scapula (chest bone and shoulder blades)

Flat Bones

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Review: The _________ Skeletal system includes the limbs.

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Review: The _________ Skeletal system inculdes the skull, spine, and ribcage

Spongy vs. Compact

Tissue with no visible spaces

• ​tiny canals contain small blood vessels

Compact Bone

Tissue with many open spaces

• ​provides more strength and support for boen

Spongy Bone

Multiple Select

Review: What are the shapes of bones?

• flat

• long

• irregular

• spongy

• short

Yellow vs. Red Bone Marrow

Produces red blood cells

• more in children than adults

Red Marrow

Stores fat

• more in adults than children

Yellow Marrow

Multiple Choice

Review: Spongy Bone has microscopic canals with blood vessels

• True

• False

Osteocytes: Type of Bone Cell

Remove bone tissue by removing minerals (cause bone to break easily)

• cause bone resorption

Osteoclasts

Responsible for depositing minerals such as Ca

• cause bone formation

Osteoblasts

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Review: This type of bone marrow stores fat and is more in adults that in children

Ossification

: The process by which bone is formed

Multiple Choice

Review: Osteoblasts remove bone tissue

• True

• False

Types of Joints (part 1)

Allows one to flex and extend

• Elbow and Knee

Hinge

Allows (for the most part) free movement in many directions

• Hip and Shoulder

Ball & Socket

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Review: Procces of Bone Formation

Types of Joints (part 2)

Allows for movement similar to pivot and hinge

• Base of Thumb

Saddle

Allows for somewhat free movement

• Neck

Pivot

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Review: Name all four types of joints

Tendons vs. Ligaments

connective tissue

• bone to bone

Ligaments

connective tissue

• muscle to bone

Tendons

​break of a bone

Fracture

bone out of joint

Dislocation

ligament stretched too far or torn

Sprain

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Review: Ligaments connect bone to ________

Cartilage wears away

• caused by age

Arthritis

Bone becomes less dense or brittle

• caused by age or poor eating habits

Osteoporosis

Skeletal Diseases

Multiple Choice

Review: A sprain is when a ligament is stretched too far or torn

• True

• False

The 2 ends of the bone made of spongy bone

Emphysis

Shaft in the middle of the bone; covered by periosteum

• Muscles and tendond attatch to periostuem

Diaphysis

Long Bone Anatomy

Multiple Choice

Review: Osteoporosis is when cartilage wears away

• True

• False

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Review: _______ is the shaft in the middle of compact bone

Multiple Choice

Trivia! True or False: The smallest bone in the body is a carpal bone

• True

• False

The Stapes is actually the smallest bone in the body, it is found in the ear.

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Stapes: Smallest Bone

Multiple Choice

Trivia! True or False: the Femur is the largest bone in the body

• True

• False

The Femur is the largest bone in the body, it is found in the upper leg

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​Femur: Largest Bone

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