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Skeletal Functions Skeletal Classification Muscular Functions Muscular Classification Muscular Groups 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Skeletal Bones

The cranial bones protect this organ

Brain

What the yellow bone marrow stores

Fat

The process of bone formation

Ossification

Produced in the red bone marrow in the center of some bones

Blood Cells

What two minerals do bone tissues store?

Calcium (Ca) Phosphorus (P)

How many bones make up the skeleton?

206

Name a bone that has a shaft with a head at both ends

Femur or Humerus

Skull and sternum are examples of this bone classification

Flat Bones

This bone type has densely packed layers located in stress areas

Compact Bone

The nutrient layer of the bone; it produces new bone cells

Periosteum

Place where two bones comes together

Joint

Number of ribs attached directly to the sternum

7

Knee Bone

Patella

Toe and finger bones

Phalanges

The type of joint that is freely movable like in elbows and knees

Synovial Joint

Muscles are responsible for how many functions in the body?

4

When we exercise, our muscles produce this

Heat

Name one function of muscles

Produce movement Stabilize joints Posture Generate heat

The point where the action of the muscle is applied, resulting in motion

Insertion

Movement away from the body’s midline

Abduction

Type of muscle that lines internal organs

Smooth muscle

Rapidly contracts, but tires easily and must rest after short periods

Skeletal muscle

Known as voluntary or striated muscle

Skeletal muscle

A hybrid muscle

Cardiac muscle

Involuntary, non- striated muscle

Smooth muscle

Triangular muscle of the shoulder; abducts the arms

Deltoid muscle

Calf muscle

Gastrocnemius

Muscle group made up of rectus femoris and three vastus muscles

Quadriceps Group

Muscle that extends the forearm; located on posterior surface of the arm

Triceps Brachi

Large fan shaped muscles that cover upper part of chest

Pectoralis Major

Make your wager

Also known as growth plates

Epiphyseal Plates