MVMS Skeletal System
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
Help!
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| Ball and Socket | Joint located in the hip and shoulder
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| Hinge | Joint located in the elbow and knee
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| Pivot | Joint located in the neck and forearm
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| Immovable | Joint located in the pelvis and cranium
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| Gliding | Joint located in the ankle, wrist and vertebral column
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| Marrow | Where blood cells are produced
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| Ligament | A band of tissue that joins bone to bone
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| Cartilage | Acts as a shock absorber in joints
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| Calcium & Phosphorus | Keep bones strong
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| Compact Bone | The strong, hard layer of bone.
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| Muscles | Attached to bones to help them move.
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| Ribs | a type of bone that protects your internal organs
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