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Bones MoreBones

Lots of Bones

Tons ofBones

Zillions of bones

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Suzi Lillibridge
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Bone & More Bones

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Located across the top and front of the chest: providesStructure for shoulders and upper body – C_______

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What is it called when you straighten a joint or increasethe joint angle ?

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Located in the head; protects the brains!

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How many bones are there in the body?

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The upper leg bone; gives the leg support Longest, heaviest bone in the body

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Located in the lower leg; gives support to lower leg.Smallest bone in lower leg

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The upper bone in the arm: Provides structure for upper

arm

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Where two or more bones meet is called a J_____

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Located between the upper and lower leg bones:

covers the knee joint

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The hip bones;provides support for the legs

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Located in the center of chest;protects heart and other internal organs;supports chest

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Located on the upper part of the back:protects internal organs andsupport the chest- S ____________

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206!

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Located in the lower leg;gives support to lowerleg. Largest bonein lower leg

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Located in the center of the back; protectsspinal cord and supportsupper body

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To develop strong bones in the body it is important to:

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Osteoporosis occurs when:

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A strong skeletal system plays a key role by:

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Bone density can be continually improved during a person’s life by leading a lifestyle that includes:

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The majority of bone density is developed by the end of the:

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Bending a joint or reducing the joint angle is called:

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Which exercise wouldstrengthen the humerous?a.skipping b. bicyclingc. curl-ups d. Push ups

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Which food(s) is not high in calcium and will

not improve bone density

a.Fruits b. Dark green, leafy vegetables

c. Nuts d. Dairy products

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Name 2 common joints that play a major role in movements necessary for a physical active life style.

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Which two bones lay side by side?

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• Do weight bearing activitiesand eat a healthy diet rich in calcium every day!

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• Teenage years

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Located in the chest; protects internal organsand support upper body

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•loss of bone density causing bones to deteriorate and become weak

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•Eat foods that have calcium

•and get daily exercise

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•Flexion

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•Ulna and Radius

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Fruits unless it is orange juice that is calcium fortified!

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• Ball and socket and hinge joint

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•push ups

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Providing structure, protecting the internalorgans and decreasing the chance ofbroken bones

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•Extension

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•Scapula

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•Sternum

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Ribs

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•Clavicle

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•Pelvis

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•Tibia

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•Cranium

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•Vertebrae (backbone)

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•Femur

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•Fibula

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•Humerus

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•Patella (kneecap)

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•Joint