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Skeleton
Provides a framework for movement
Made up of bones and
joints
of different types
Provides something for
muscles
to hold onto
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Skeletal
system and
muscular
system
Work together to allow movement which occurs at the
joints
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Articulating bones
Bones
that meet at a joint to enable
movement
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Functions of the skeleton
Support
Protection
Movement
Shape
and
structure
Blood cell
production
Storage of Minerals
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Types of
bones
Long
Short
Flat
Irregular
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Long bones enable
gross movement
Short bones enable
finer
controlled
movement
Flat bones are large and
protect
vital
organs
Irregular
bones are specifically
shaped
to
protect
the skeleton provides a feamework for movement. It is made up of bones and
joints
of different types which provide something for
muscles
to hold onto
joints
an area of the body where two or more
articulating
bones
meet
ball and socket joint
can move
away
from the
body
, back towards the body and rotate
eg,
shoulder
,
hip
hinge joint
can only move in one direction,
towards
and
away
from eachother
like a
hinge
on a
door
eg,
elbow
, knee,
ankle
hinge joint allows
flexion
and
extension
ball and socket joint allows
adduction
, abduction and
circumduction
antagonistic pairs
the muscle that contracts is the
agonist
the muscle that relaxes is the
antagonist
antagonistic pairs
bicep and
tricep
gluteals and
hip
flexor
guadriceps and
hamstrings
tibialis anterior and
gastrocnemius
isotonic contractions
occur when the muscle changes
length
when it contracts and results in
limb movement
concentric contractions
when the muscle contracts and
shortens
eg,
upwards
phase of a bench press/press up
eccentric contractions
when the muscle contracts and
lengthens
eg,
downwards
phase of a bicep curl
isometric contractions
occur when the muscle
stays
the
same
length
the muscles work together to keep the joint stationary
eg, plank