YEAR 10 BIO

Click the picture that shows a femoral fracture

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Let's imagine you're a physiotherapist, you have just recommended to your patient that they must perform various activities including, jumping, running and even walking to strengthen bone. What is your justification for strengthening bone?

Bone remodelling: the 3rd stage we know that the collagen binds the bones together. This is where the bony callous formation can be seen. Draw your understanding of the 3rd stage of BMR

Periosteum is lining that can be located where on the bone?

• the outside of the bone

• the inside of the bone

• At the diaphysis

• at the epiphysis

IMAGINE yourself in 10 years time, your adult self comes across this picture and remembers your 15/16 yo during year 10 bio. What would your adult self write/say to your (present) self to decrease the risk/encourage bone strength? remember MODERATION is key!

articular cartilage is a smooth and rubbery substance. One of its functions is to lubricate. Where would it be located on the bone

• diaphysis

• epiphysis

• trabeculae

• bone marrow

bones help protect internal organs and are varied in shape

Describe this fracture using as many descriptive fracture terms

To prevent the risks of osteoporosis, it is recommended 9-18yo consume 1300mg of calcium. Your friend has asked you to provide them list foods that they can consume. Luckily they are not a fussy eater nor have any strictions.

Draw and label the features of a long bone. It must include at least 7 features