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BonesMore Bones Lots of Bones Tons of Bones Zillions of bones

Bone & More Bones

Located across the top and front of the chest: provides Structure for shoulders and upper body – C_______

What is it called when you straighten a joint or increase the joint angle ?

Located in the head; protects the brains!

How many bones are there in the body?

The upper leg bone; gives the leg support Longest, heaviest bone in the body

Located in the lower leg; gives support to lower leg.Smallest bone in lower leg

The upper bone in the arm: Provides structure for upper arm

Where two or more bones meet is called a J_____

Located between the upper and lower leg bones: covers the knee joint

The hip bones; provides support for the legs

Located in the center of chest; protects heart and other internal organs; supports chest

Located on the upper part of the back: protects internal organs and support the chest- S ____________

206!

Located in the lower leg; gives support to lower leg. Largest bone in lower leg

Located in the center of the back; protects spinal cord and supports upper body

To develop strong bones in the body it is important to:

Osteoporosis occurs when:

A strong skeletal system plays a key role by:

Bone density can be continually improved during a person’s life by leading a lifestyle that includes:

The majority of bone density is developed by the end of the:

Bending a joint or reducing the joint angle is called:

Which exercise would strengthen the humerous? a.skipping b. bicycling c. curl-ups d. Push ups

Which food(s) is not high in calcium and will not improve bone density a.Fruits b. Dark green, leafy vegetables c. Nuts d. Dairy products

Name 2 common joints that play a major role in movements necessary for a physical active life style.

Which two bones lay side by side?

Do weight bearing activitiesand eat a healthy diet rich in calcium every day!

Teenage years

Located in the chest; protects internal organs and support upper body

loss of bone density causing bones to deteriorate and become weak

Eat foods that have calcium and get daily exercise

Flexion

Ulna and Radius

Fruits unless it is orange juice that is calcium fortified!

Ball and socket and hinge joint

push ups

Providing structure, protecting the internal organs and decreasing the chance of broken bones

Extension

Scapula

Sternum

Ribs

Clavicle

Pelvis

Tibia

Cranium

Vertebrae (backbone)

Femur

Fibula

Humerus

Patella (kneecap)

Joint