WARM UP Describe how connective tissue is used in the skeletal system.

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WARM UP Describe how connective tissue is used in the skeletal system. List as many things as you can that your skeletal system does for you.

Skeletal System

Levels of Organization Organ System (Skeletal) Organ (Bone) Tissue (Connective)

Skeletal System Divisions Axial Skull, vertebrae, ribcage Appendicular Hips, shoulders, appendages

Functions Movement Muscle support Axial Appendicular

Functions Movement Joints Cartilaginous Compression Vertebrae

Functions Movement Joints Synovial Ball-and-socket Hinge

Functions Movement Joints Synovial Pivot Saddle

Functions Protection “Cages” around vital organs Joints Fibrous Short, tough fibers Skull

Functions Mineral bank Hardness from calcium Withdrawn and deposited as needed

Functions Withdrawn and deposited as needed Use creates need for deposition Lack of calcium means withdrawal

Functions Produce blood cells Red marrow

WRAP UP Compare and contrast compact and spongy bone. Compare and contrast cartilaginous joints and synovial joints.