Bone Physiology
Main function of bones that has to do with structure?
To provide framework and support
How many bones does an adult have?
Which type of muscle helps us move?
Skeletal muscle
How many muscles do we have?
600+
What is the bone of the upper arm called?
Humerus
What is another function of bones that has to do with the circulatory system?
To produce blood cells
How many bones do babies have?
300
Which type of muscle helps our heart beat?
Cardiac muscle
What type of movement can you control?
Voluntary movement
What is the longest bone in the body?
Femur
What is another function of bones that has to do with the brain, heart, lungs?
To protect organs
Where are the smallest bones located?
In the ears
Which type of muscle surrounds our internal organs (such as intestines)?
Smooth muscle
What type of movement can you NOT control?
Involuntary movement
What are the smallest bones in the ear called?
Ossicles
What is the main mineral is found in bones?
Calcium
Which bones are in the center of our body and keep us upright?
Axial bones
What is the bone in the forearm closer to the thumb?
Radius
Name one green vegetable that contains calcium
Broccoli, Kale, Collard Greens, Edamame, Okra
Which bones comprise our limbs and help us move?
Appendicular bones
What is the bone in the forearm closer to the pinky?
Ulna