Chapter 1a Applied Anatomy and Physioogy

• clavicle
• ribs
• humerus
• ulna

• vertebrae
• tibia
• pelvis
• femur

Which bones protect your heart and lungs?

• pelvis and spine

• brain and spine

• ribs and sternum

• ribs and pelvis

What are functions of the skeleton?

• Protection
• Blood cell production
• Movement
• All of these

hip and shoulder are examples of this type of joint

• ball and socket
• condyloid
• hinge
• gliding

The knee joint is

• Hinge
• Gliding
• Ball and socket
• Pivot

If I am the brain, what protects me?

• Ribs
• Skull aka Cranium
• Vertebrae
• Patella

Identify the 5 functions of the skeleton?

• Protection of vital organs, Muscle Attachment, Joints for Movement, Storing calcium and phosphorus, Red and white blood cell production
• Muscle Attachment, Joints for Movement, Storing calcium and phosphorus, Red and white blood cell production, Standing
• Muscle Attachment, Joints for Movement, Stability, Growth and development, Red and white blood cell production

What is a ligament?

• A firm, connective tissue
• How something complex is put together
• Fibrous tissue that joins bone to muscle
• Strong, flexible connective tissue that connects bones to other bones

Bones are attached to muscles by what?

• Levers
• Ligaments
• Tendons
• Cartilage