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Fitness and Body Systems 1
Applied Anatomy and Physiology
Skeleton
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What are the functions of the skeleton?
Production of
blood
cells, storage of minerals, protection of vital organs,
muscle
attachment,
joints
for movement
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How does the skeleton protect vital organs?
By providing a hard
structure
over
organs
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What types of blood cells are produced in bone marrow?
Platelets
,
red blood cells
,
white blood cells
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What is the role of platelets in blood production?
They help
clotting
if you are cut
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What do red blood cells do?
Transport
oxygen
to
working muscles
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What is the function of white blood cells?
Help fight
infection
in the body
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What minerals are stored in bones?
Calcium
and
phosphorus
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How do bones aid movement?
They provide
attachment points
for
muscles
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How do bones act as levers in movement?
They increase
force
or speed of movement
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What is the function of flat bones?
Provide
protection
and
muscle attachment
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How do irregular bones function?
Provide
protection
and
muscle attachment
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What does the vertebral column consist of?
Five
regions of
vertebrae
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How can you remember the names and locations of bones?
By labeling blank
diagrams
of the
skeleton
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Which bone is near the thumb?
The
radius
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Name two bones located in the hand.
The
radius
and the
ulna
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