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Stack #54427 Bones

Bones and Muscles 7th Grade

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About how many bones are in an adult body? 206
Bones are held together by ligaments
A flexible connective tissue cartilage
Where bones meet joint
Where red blood cells are made marrow
Minerals stored by bone calcium and phosphorus
Longest bone in the body femur
The shoulder and hip have what kind of joint? ball-and-socket joint
The elbow and knee have what kind of joint? hinge joint
Muscles you control voluntary
Muscles you don't control involuntary
Join muscle to bone tendon
Three main jobs of the skeletal system shape and support, movement, protect organs
Fingers and Toes phalanges
Skull Cranium
Breast bone sternum
Shin bone tibia
Joint in the skull fixed
Joint in the back gliding
Joint in the neck pivot
Chest muscles pectoralis major
Shoulder muscles deltoids
Upper arm muscle biceps
Heart muscle cardiac
Muscles work in pairs
What makes muscles work energy
When one muscle contracts the other relaxes
Involuntary muscles are smooth
Skeletal muscles are striaded
Involuntary muscles work with what nervous system autonomous
Two protein filaments in muscle actin and myosin
Your intestines are smooth muscle
Babies have more or fewer bones than adults more
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