Musculoskeletal System Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

What are the main bones of the skeleton?

A

Cranium - Skull
Mandible - Jaw
Humerus - Upper arm
Radius - Forearm upper from the thumb
Ulna - forearm lower
Metacarpals - hands
Scapula - shoulderblade
Ribs - chest
Clavicle - collar bone
Sternum - breast bone
Vertebrae - spine
Pelvis - hips
Femur - thigh
Patella - knee
Tibia - shin, inner
Fibula - shin, outer
Metatarsals - feet

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2
Q

How many bones are in the adult skeleton?

A

206

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3
Q

Describe the skeleton

A

The skeleton is a rigid supporting framework of bones to which all soft tissues and organs are attached

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4
Q

What two things are required to maintain bones?

A

Vitamin D + calcium

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5
Q

How many bones do babies have?

A

Over 300

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6
Q

What do the muscular and skeletal systems allow?

A

Movement of body parts

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7
Q

Where are blood cells made?

A

The marrow of long bones - such as the femur

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8
Q

What does the spinal column protect?

A

The spinal cord

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9
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How many vertebrae does the skeleton have?

A

24

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10
Q

What are intervertebral discs?

A

Shock absorbers made of cartalige

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11
Q

Name 2 types of joint

A

Hinge and ball and socket

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12
Q

What are muscles primary function?

A

Movement

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13
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What are antagonistic pairs of muscles?

A

Where one contracts when the other relaxes which creates movement

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14
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What does the ribcage do?

A

Provides a supporting framework for the chest cavity and protects the internal organs in the chest and upper abdomen

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15
Q

What connects muscle to bone?

A

Tendons

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16
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What connects bone to bone?

17
Q

What are the 4 main functions of the skeleton?

A

Protection
Support
Movement
Blood cell production

18
Q

How many pairs of ribs are there?

19
Q

Which pairs of ribs connect to the sternum?

A

the upper 9 pairs

20
Q

Name the front muscles and where they are.

A

Deltoids - shoulder
Abdominals - front of torso
Pectorals - upper chest
Biceps - front upper arm
Quadriceps - front upper leg

21
Q

Name the back muscles and where they are.

A

Trapezius - central upper back
Triceps - Back upper arm
Latissimus Dorsi - Back
Gluteus Maximus - Backside
Hamstrings - leg

22
Q

What are muscles made of?

A

Long muscle fibres

23
Q

What are the 3 types of muscle?

A

Skeletal Muscle
Smooth Muscle
Cardiac muscle

24
Q

Are the skeletal muscles voluntary or involuntary muscles?

A

Voluntary - have to think to use them

25
What 2 things do the skeletal muscles help us with?
Maintain Posture and balance Regulate body temperature - they create heat when they contract
26
What do smooth muscles make up?
The walls of most hollow organs.
27
Are smooth muscles voluntary or involuntary?
involuntary
28
What are some places smooth muscle can be found?
the walls of arteries, veins, the stomach and intestines
29
Where do you find Cardiac muscle?
The heart
30
what does cardiac muscle allow?
rhythmic contraction of the heart