TOPIC 1 Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
Q

what are the 5 main functions of the skeleton

A

support/shape
protection
movement
making blood cells
mineral storage

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2
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what is the skeleton

A

a rigid bone frame

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3
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what does the skeleton support

A

soft tissues like skin and muscle

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4
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the skeleton helps with posture give a sport this is essential in

A

gymnastics

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5
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what attaches muscles to bones

A

tendons

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6
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what does bone marrow make

A

components of blood - red and white blood cells

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7
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why do athletes with more red blood cells perform better

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more oxygen can be delivered to their muscle

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8
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why are red blood cells important during excercise

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they transport oxygen to the working muscles

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9
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name two minerals that bones store

A

calcium and phosphorus

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10
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what do calcium and phosphorus help with

A

bone strength so you are less likely to break a bone

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11
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what are the tree main types of bone

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long short and flat

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12
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what kind of movements are long bones used for

A

gross movements

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13
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what kind of movements are short bones used for

A

fine movements

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14
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what do flat bones do

A

they protect internal organs and their broad surface allows muscle attachment

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15
Q

give another name for the spine

A

vertebral column

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16
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give another name for the skull

17
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give another name for the kneecap

18
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give another name for the breastplate

19
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give another name for the shoulder blade

20
Q

name 6 long bones

A

humerus
ulna
radius
femur
fibula
tibia

21
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name 1 short bone

A

talus ( part of the tarsals)

22
Q

name 5 flat bones

A

cranium
sternum
scapula
ribs
pelvis

23
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name two other bones that are not a long short or flat bone

A

vertebral column
patella

24
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where in the body is the humerus

A

between elbow and shoulder

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where in the body are the ulna and radius
between wrist and elbow
26
where in the body is the femur
between the patella and pelvis
27
where in the body are the fibula and tibia
between ankle and patella
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what is a joint
any point where two or more bones meet
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whats are two bones that meet at a joint called
articulating bones
30
name 5 major joints
hip shoulder knee ankle elbow
31
name the 2 articulating bones at the hip
pelvis and feumer
32
name two articulating bones at the shoulder
humerus and scapula
33
name 2 articulating bones at the knee
femur and tibia
34
name 3 articulating bones at the ankle
tibia fibula and talus
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name 3 articulating bones at the elbow
humerus ulna and radius
36
name 8 join movements
flexion extension adduction abduction rotation circumduction plantar flexion dorsiflexion
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what is meant by flexion (joint movement)
closing a joint (moving a leg from straight to bent)
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what is meant by extension (joint movement)
opening a join (moving leg from bent to straight)
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what is meant by adduction (joint movement)
moving towards an imaginary centre line (swinging golf club)