The Human Body. The Human Body Chapter Nineteen: Support and Movement 19.1 Bones and Muscles 19.2 The Human Body as a Machine.

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The Human Body

Chapter Nineteen: Support and Movement 19.1 Bones and Muscles 19.2 The Human Body as a Machine

19.1 The skeletal system The skeletal system serves many important functions including: It protects the vital organs such as the brain, heart, and lungs. It gives your body shape and form. It allows for movement. It produces blood cells and stores minerals.

19.1 The skeletal system Here are common names for some of your bones: mandible - jaw sternum - breast bone scapula - shoulder blade humerus - upper arm radius/ulna - forearm femur - thigh tibia - shin phalanges - fingers and toes pelvis - hip patella - knee cap calcaneus - heel Where are the smallest bones?

19.1 What is bone? Compact bone provides most of the strength and support. Cancellous bone has many open spaces like a sponge.

19.1 What is bone? In many bones (like the femur), the cancellous bone protects the innermost part of the bone called bone marrow. Bone marrow is a thick, jelly-like layer that makes blood cells or stores fat.

19.1 Joints The place where two bones meet is called a joint. Some joints are fixed while others move. Your joints have their own lubricating fluid called synovial fluid. This fluid helps them move freely.

19.1 The muscular system The muscular system consists of skeletal muscles and tendons. Skeletal muscles are made of skeletal muscle tissue. The other two types of muscle tissue are cardiac muscle and smooth muscle. The major function of the muscular system is to move bones.

19.1 The muscular system Skeletal muscle tissue is made up of thousands of cylindrical muscle fibers often running the entire length of the muscle. Bundles of fibers are bound together by connective tissue. Blood vessels and nerves run through the connective tissue.

19.1 Movement Muscles usually work in pairs called flexors and extensors. If a muscle bends part of your body, it is called a flexor. If a muscle straightens part of your body, it is called an extensor. Flexor and extensor pairs provide almost all the movement of your skeleton.

19.1 Exercise Muscles require movement and exercise to remain strong. Resistance exercise requires muscles to overcome resistance (weight). Aerobic exercise like running, swimming laps, and cycling strengthens the heart and increases the endurance of skeletal muscle.

Investigation 19A Levers How does a lever work?