The human skeleton functions to_. A produce blood tissue D allow movement of the
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The human skeleton functions to_. A produce blood tissue D allow movement of the body E. provide a support/framework store fat and minerals protect vital organs C. All of the answers are correct 2. Your physician had just informed you that you have 40 bones in your skull. This you have the standard number of skull bones you have some sesamoid bones in your skul C. you have some sutural bones in your skull you are missing some skull bones 3. The same physician tells you that all your knee ligaments have been severed. his means that A. your leg bones are not being held together very wel B. your leg muscles have become separated from the bone your patella is fractured your femur is fractured D. C. Skeletal Plan Proceed through this list of bones, and sort them according to how they fit in the skeletal plan (axial or appendicular). You may need to refer to your textbook or other reference materials Axial Bones Appendicular Bones 2. 3. 2. 5. 8 occipita patella pelvic (coxal) fifth metatarsal scapuia second thoracic vertebra sternum tibia B. Fill-in (Complete each item with the correct term.) Tiny round specs of bone found in a tendon are called 2. A bone that is as long as it is wide is classified as abone 3 When classified according to shape, the pelvic bone is considered to be skeleton. 4. Askeleton that is taken apart is called a(n) 5. There 6. The bones of the upper and lower extremities compose the are bones in a standard human skeleton. skeleton. . When classified according to shape, the femur is a(n) bone? 10Explanation / Answer
Answere :
1. The option (F) is correct i.e. all of above points describe function of skeleton system.
2. The option (C) is correct i.e. you have same sutural bones in your skull.
3. The option (A) is correct i.e. your leg bone are not being held together very well.
C. Skeleton plan :
Axial bones : Hyoid, mandible, occipital, rib, sacrum, second thoracic vertebra, sternum.
Appendicular bones : Femur, fifth metatarsal, humerus, patella, pelvic, radius, scapula, tibia.
B. Fill-in :
1. Tiny round specs of bone found in a tendon are called sesamoid bone.
2. A bone that is as long as it is wide is classified as a short bone.
3. When classified according to the shape, the pelvic bone is considered to be flat bone.
4. A skeleton that is taken apart it is called a disarticulated skeleton.
5. There are 206 in standard human skeleton.
6. The bone of upper and lower extremities compose the appendicular skeleton.
7. When classified according to shape, the femur is long bone.
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