•5 levels of human body organization:
Cells
Tissues
Organs
Organ systems
Organisms
Homeostasis is the tendency toward keeping the internal balance of the human body
It is important for the human body to maintain homeostasis because it will keep the internal balance of the body stable in response to external conditions
Bones are hard
Cartilage is more flexible and covers articular surfaces
Ligaments are strong elastic tissues that connect bones to other bones (On the sides of bones)
Cartilage is a strong,flexible tissue that covers and protects the ends of bones,soft,smooth,doesn't contain blood vessels
Function of skeletal system:
1)Supports the body
2)Made up of bone,cartilage,ligaments
3)Protects internal organs
4)Allows movement
5)Axial/Appendicular
Sternum-Breast bone
Vertebrae-Small cylindrical bones with a central hole through which the spinal cord passes
Types of bone tissue:
•Compact: Hard,Dense,Living,Supplies bone with nutrients
•Spongy: Lightweight,Holes,Strong
~Spongy:-
Yellow marrow:Stores fat
Red marrow:Produces new blood cells
Cartilage Role:
1)Covers and protects the end of bones
2)Gives shape to some parts of the body
3)Holds open the trachea
4)Forms outer part of ear
5)Tip of nose
•Osteogenesis:Bone formation
•Ossification:Cartilage cells replaced by bone cells, calcium is deposited in protein matrix of cartilage
•Osteoporosis:Progressive bone disorder,characterized by a decrease in bone mass and mineral density (Bone formation
Joint: Location where bones come together
1)Hinge~Forward and backward
2)Ball-and-Socket~All directions
3)Pivot~Rotational at 2 ends
4)Gliding~Slides in any direction
H:Elbow/Knee
BAS:Shoulder/Hip
P:Skull/Spine
G:Ankle/Wrist
Injuries:
•Fracture:-Break in bones
•Dislocation:-Injury to joints,Ends of bones move out of their original positions forcefully
•Sprain:-Occurs when ligaments in joints stretch too far and tear
F:Traumatic injury/Medical condition (Bone cancer,Osteoporosis)
D:Shoulder-Humerus out of scapula
S:Mainly in ankle and wrist,Causes swelling