Skeletal System
Bones of the body
Muscular
Ligaments and Tendons
Atrophy and Hypertrophy
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How many functions of the skeletal system are there?

5 (what are they)

100

An example of a long bone is...

(One of) Humerus, Radius, Ulna, Femur, Tibia, Fibula, Phalanges

100

What is the name of the muscles in the front of the upper leg called?

Quadriceps

100

What attaches bone to bone?

Ligaments

100

What is muscular hypertrophy?

Muscle hypertrophy is the increase in strength and size of skeletal muscles

200

How many types of bones are there?

6 (what are they?)

200

An example of a flat bone could include...

(one of) Sternum, Cranium, Pelvis, Ribs

200

Our hamstring is located.....

At the back of our upper leg

200

The attachment of skeletal muscles to a bone is the job of the... 

Tendons

200

Muscles that are inactive for long periods of time are vulnerable to muscle atrophy.

What reasons would cause you to have some skeletal muscles inactive for a long duration?

Injury (muscular or skeletal), old age, burns, malnutrition, spinal cord and nerve injuries.

300

Classify one of the types of bones found in the human body:

Long bone - greater length than width and consist of a shaft

Short bone - have approximately equal length and width

Flat bone - thin shape/structure

Irregular - have complicated shapes

Sesamoid - Sesame seed shaped, formed in high impact areas

Sutral - Found in between bones in the cranium

300

What are the 3 types of bones in your wrist/hand called?

Carpals, Metacarpals, Phalanges

300

What are the three different types of muscle found within our body?

Smooth, Cardiac and Skeletal

300

List a difference that separates tendons and ligaments.

Ligaments can heal naturally, tendons cannot. Ligaments are bone to bone, tendons are bone to muscle

300

Atrophy is more noticeable in the muscles of the legs and arms. Why?

When injured, common recovery practice for limbs (legs and arms) is to keep them immobile. When this occurs for long periods, the muscles enter atrophy. 

400

What are the minerals that are stored within bones?

Calcium (Ca), phosphorus (P)

400

What is one of the three sub-group names of the bones that protect our spine?

Cervical vertebrae, Thoracic vertebrae, Lumbar vertebrae

400

The type of muscle found within the inside of the small intestine is...

Smooth muscle

400

The ligament that has the longest minimum potential recovery time in the knee is the...

Anterior Cruciate Ligament

400

What is one way of maintaining muscle hypertrophy?

•Exercise on a regular basis

•Complete various exercises and training – Swimming, strength, cardio.

•Complete standard recovery techniques – Ice, stretching, hot and cold swims.

•Nutrition – Following a diet that provides adequate energy levels and promotes recovery.

500

Explain how the skeletal system assists with movement.

Through the attachment to muscles, when the muscles move the bones move with them

500

The bone on the outside position of the lower arm when standing in the correct anatomical position is the...

Radius

500

The name of the muscle located just under the scapula is called?

Lattisimus Dorsi (Lats)

500

Compare pictures of ligaments and muscles. Ligaments are commonly white, muscles are red. What does this represent?

Ligaments receive little blood flow compared to muscles. That’s why ligaments take so long to heal.

500
Why would a person want to avoid muscular atrophy?

As the muscles get smaller and weaker, tasks requiring their use become harder to complete.

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