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Mapa Mental por EllieDoggett, actualizado hace más de 1 año
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Creado por EllieDoggett
hace casi 11 años
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Skeletal System
- TYPES OF JOINTS
- IMMOVABLE
- No movement and
the bones are fixed
- Cranium
- Pelvis
- Cranium
- No movement and
the bones are fixed
- Slightly Moveable
- The bones are linked
by cartilage to allow
for slight movement
- Spinal Column
- Ribs and sternum
- Ribs and sternum
- Spinal Column
- The bones are linked
by cartilage to allow
for slight movement
- Freely Moveable
(Synovial Joints)
- Ball and socket joint
- Shoulder/hip
- Shoulder/hip
- Hinge joint
- Elbow/knee
- Elbow/knee
- Saddle
Joint
- Thumb
- Thumb
- Pivot Joint
- Neck
- Neck
- Condyloid
Joint
- Wrist-where the
radius/ulna and
carpals meet
- Wrist-where the
radius/ulna and
carpals meet
- Gliding Joint
- Wrist-between
the carpals
- Wrist-between
the carpals
- Ball and socket joint
- IMMOVABLE
- The 8 body systems
- Digestive
System
- Respiratory
System
- Muscular
system
- Nervous
System
- Skeletal
System
- Hormonal
System
- Circulatory
System
- Excretory
System
- Digestive
System
- Types of bones
- Long
- ulna
- Humerus
- Femur
- ulna
- Short
- phalanges
- phalanges
- Flat
- Cranium
- Ribs
- Pelvis
- Cranium
- Irregular
- Patella
- Carpals
- Vertebrae
- Patella
- Long
- Functions of skeleton
- Protection
- ribs protect the
heart and lungs
- ribs protect the
heart and lungs
- Shape
- Gives shape to
the body
- Gives shape to
the body
- Support
- Holds vital organs in place
provides a place for the
attachment of muscles
- Holds vital organs in place
provides a place for the
attachment of muscles
- Blood production
- Red and white blood cells are
produced in the bone marrow
- Red and white blood cells are
produced in the bone marrow
- Movement
- Muscles pull on the skeleton to
cause movement. movement
occurs at the joint
- Muscles pull on the skeleton to
cause movement. movement
occurs at the joint
- Protection
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