'Hinge joints' presentation slideshows

Anatomy / Physiology Overview

Anatomy / Physiology Overview. Skeletal System. Skeletal System. Normally, it is composed of 206 bones that give form to the body and, with the joints, allow body motion. Skeletal System.

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Articulations and Movement

Articulations and Movement. Articulations or Joints. Articulation or Joint Place where two bones come together Freely movable to limited to no apparent movement Structure correlated with movement Named According to bones or parts united at joint

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Joints & Articulations

Joints & Articulations. Classification Of Joints. Classification By Function (degree of movement possible): Synarthroses (Syn=connected, immovable) Joints with little or no movement Skull sutures, cranium (minus the mandible ) Amphiarthroses (Amphi = on both sides, between)

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Major organ systems

Major organ systems . Major Plant O rgans . Leaves Stems Roots Buds Flowers . Edible Roots . Edible Stems . Edible Leaves . Edible Seeds . Root System . Consists of roots Two types of root systems : Fibrous roots Tap roots. Major Organ Systems in Humans . Skeletal System .

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Health 8

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Is it possible ?

Is it possible ?. Animals Support & Movement. Compact Bone. ?. Transverse section of a compact bones. Structure of cartilage. The skeletons are made up of bones and cartilages. Cartilage. Spongy bone containing red bone marrow. Compact bone. Cavity containing yellow bone marrow.

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Case Report

Radiological Category:. Musculoskeletal. Principal Modality:. X-ray. Case Report. Submitted by:. Eric Hames, MS IV. Faculty reviewer:. Sandra Oldham, M.D. Date accepted:. August 27 th , 2014. Case History.

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Human Biology Chapter 20 Support and Movement

Human Biology Chapter 20 Support and Movement. Introduction:. Have you ever seen a house or a skyscraper being built? What is the function of the metal or wooden frame of the building? It supports the walls and roof of the building As humans we have a frame, which is our Skeletal system .

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Joints

Joints: where two or more bones meet 3 types of joints: Fixed/permanent joints -immovable: no movement takes place -bones are fused together permanently Example : skull - consists only of fixed joints. Joints . 2. Slightly movable joints -some movement but very limited

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Moving and Growing

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Moving and Growing

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Body Movements

Body Movements. Types of Ordinary Body Movements. Flexion Decreases the angle of the joint Brings two bones closer together Typical of hinge joints like knee and elbow Extension Opposite of flexion Increases angle between two bones. Types of Ordinary Body Movements.

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Structure of the body

Structure of the body. The purpose of the skeleton is to support the body & Protect the heart lungs and other organs. Muscles. Muscles work in pairs to contract / shorten and extend / lengthen to bring about body movement. shoulder. Tendons attach MUSCLE to BONE.

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Core 2: The body in motion

Core 2: The body in motion. Focus Question 1: How do the musculoskeletal and cardiorespiratory systems of the body influence and respond to movement?.

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