Forensic Anthropology and the Skeletal System

The video provides an overview of the skeleton, highlighting its role as the body's framework and protector of vital organs. It introduces forensic anthropology as a field where bones are crucial and mentions future in-depth studies of the skeletal system. The skeleton is divided into the axial and appendicular sections, and viewers are encouraged to explore more content on CTE skills.com.

What is one of the primary functions of the skeleton?

• To produce red blood cells

• To digest food

• To provide a framework for the body

• To regulate body temperature

Which vital organs are protected by the skeleton?

• Liver and kidneys

• Pancreas and spleen

• Stomach and intestines

• Brain, heart, and lungs

In which field of study are bones particularly important?

• Botany

• Archaeology

• Forensic anthropology

• Paleontology

What must one learn before becoming a forensic anthropologist?

• The history of anthropology

• The study of ancient cultures

• The skeletal system

• The anatomy of muscles

What are the two main sections of the skeleton?

• Internal and external

• Upper and lower

• Axial and appendicular

• Cranial and facial