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Skeletal System

Skeletal System. National Standards 1.8.1 Analyze the relationship between healthy behaviors and personal health Standard 10.1 Concepts of Health Growth and Development Structure and Function of Major Body Systems Health Problems Standard 10.2 Healthful Living

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Skeletal System

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  1. Skeletal System • National Standards 1.8.1 Analyze the relationship between healthy behaviors and personal health • Standard 10.1 Concepts of Health • Growth and Development • Structure and Function of Major Body Systems • Health Problems • Standard 10.2 Healthful Living • Health practices and well-being

  2. Functions 1. Movement – With help of the muscular system 2. Framework – Supportive Structure for the Body 3. Protection – Protects Internal Organs Give me an example 4. Storage – Minerals like Calcium & Phosphorus 5. Production– Produces blood cells in the Red Marrow of the Long Bones

  3. Axial Skeleton Definition: Bones in the Mid-Line of the Body Like an Axis. . . like the Earth rotates on an Axis 1. Skull – Protects the Brain and Shapes the Face 2. Sternum – “Breast Bone” 3. Ribs – The “Cage” that protects the Lungs and Heart 4. Vertebrae – “The Spine” – Protects Spinal Cord Purpose: PROTECTION

  4. AppendicularSkeleton Bones that you can move Definition: away from the Mid-Line Like an appendage. . .Which is. . . a thing that is added or attached to something larger or more important. 1. Shoulders 4. Hips 2. Arms 5. Legs 3. Hands 6. Feet Purpose: Movement

  5. Bones

  6. Bones - Types Long Bones 1. 2. Short Bones 3. Flat Bones 4. Irregular Bones 5. Sesamoid Bones There are bones in the adult body 206

  7. Bones – Long Bones Purpose: To provide strength, structure, and mobility 1. Found in the Arms and Legs 2. Very Strong 3. Hollow tube, Filled with Red Marrow that produces blood cells

  8. Bones – Short Bones Purpose: To provide support and stability with little to no movement 1. These bones are as wide as they are long 2. Found in the Hands, Wrists, Feet and Ankles.

  9. Bones – Flat Bones Purpose: To Protect Vital Body Organs 1. They have a FLAT and THIN shape Found in Ribs, Skull & Pelvis 2.

  10. Bones – Irregular Bones Purpose: To Protect Spinal Cord 1. Don’t fit with any other types of bones Found in Vertebrae & Face 2.

  11. Bones – Sesamoid Bones Purpose: They Act like a pulley - They provide a surface for a tendon to slide over. 1. The Patella (Knee Cap)

  12. Quiz Next Class:MatchingWord bankSkeleton areasBone categories

  13. Joints

  14. Joints - Types Definition: The Point at which two or more bones meet Immoveable 1. 2. Slightly Moveable 3. Moveable

  15. Joints Immoveable - Bones in the Skull Slightly Moveable - Bones in the Vertebrae - Short Bones

  16. Joints – Moveable 1. Ball and Socket Joint: Hip & Shoulder 2. Pivot Joint: Neck and Radius 3. Saddle Joint: Thumb 4. Hinge Joint: Knee and Elbow 5. Gliding Joint: Hand and Foot 6. Ellipsoid Joint: Wrist and Ankle

  17. Joints – Moveable

  18. Joints – Moveable Gliding

  19. Supportive and Connective Tissues

  20. Cartilage Strong & Flexible material Definition: that has many functions Frame Structure - Nose and Ears 1. 2. Connective Tissue - Ribs to Sternum & Ribs to Vertebrae 3. Cushioning - Between Vertebrae and Knees Gliding Movement 4. - Allows smooth motion in moveable joints

  21. Ligaments Purpose: Connect Bone to Bone 1. A ligament is an elastic band of tissue that connects bone to bone and provides stability to the joint.

  22. Tendons Purpose: Connect Muscle to Bone 1. A tendon is a band of tissue that connects muscle to bone.

  23. Diagram

  24. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i42FSNA9bAY&index=3&list=PLRmb5AxU-JXgajvrrcozhkhMeSWa0XI0Zhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i42FSNA9bAY&index=3&list=PLRmb5AxU-JXgajvrrcozhkhMeSWa0XI0Z

  25. Problems

  26. Fractures Definition: - A crack or break in a bone - Open vs Closed Fracture - Displaced vs Non-Displaced

  27. Posture Poor Posture - Causes: - Soreness and pain - Poor circulation - Negativity and stress - Digestive issues - Body image issues

  28. Scoliosis Definition: Curvature of the Spine Causes: 1. Could be Unknown 2. Poor Posture 3. Hereditary Treatments: 1. Exercise, Chiropractor 2. Brace 3. Surgery

  29. Scoliosis

  30. Diet Poor Diet – Lack of Calcium - Can lead to. . . Also. . .

  31. Osteoporosis Definition: Holes in the Bones Causes: 1. Loss of Calcium in the Bone Effect: 1. Bones become Weak Treatments: 1. Exercise 2. Proper Diet 3. Extra Calcium

  32. Osteomyelitis Inflammation of the Definition: Soft Inner Surface of the Bones Causes: 1. Bacterial Infection Effect: 1. Bones become Weak / Pain Treatments: 1. Antibiotics 2. Surgery

  33. Injuries A joint is twisted or Definition: receives too much pressure Sprain: Ligament is over-stretched or torn Effect: 1. Swelling / Pain Treatments: 1. RICE 2. Surgery

  34. Dislocation - A Bone slips out of its Joint

  35. Stress Fractures Definition: Tiny cracks in Bones Causes: 1. Overuse, repetitive strain 2. most common injuries in sports, especially for track and field athletes, gymnasts, dancers, tennis players, and basketball players. Treatments/prevent: 1. Stop Exercise/RICE 2. Proper Diet 3. Start slow/Proper shoes

  36. Skeletal Care

  37. Skeletal Care 1. Exercise - Weight Bearing Activity - Flexibility

  38. Skeletal Care 2. Diet • High in Calcium • milk, cheese and other dairy foods. • green leafy vegetables – such as broccoli, cabbage and okra, but not spinach. • nuts. • bread and anything made with fortified flour. • High in Phosphorus • Dairy, Fish, Meat, Nuts, Beans, & Whole Grains

  39. The End

  40. Negative Effects of Bad Posture

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