Bones
muscles
Joints & movement
Aging & diseases
Care & Support
100

How many bones are in the human body?

206

100

What type of muscle is voluntary and striated?

Skeletal Muscle

100

 What type of joint is found in the shoulder and hip?

Ball-and-socket

100

What happens to bones as people age?

They lose density and become brittle

100

What should caregivers encourage to keep joints healthy?

Safe movement and exercises 

200

What connects bones to each other?

Ligaments

200

What type of muscle is found only in the heart?

Cardiac muscle

200

Which type of joint allows bending in one direction (elbows, knees)?

Hinge joint

200

What condition makes bones porous and more likely to break?

Osteoporosis

200

What are ADLs

Activities of daily living

300

What is the soft, spongy tissue inside bones where blood cells are made?

Bone marrow

300

Which muscle type controls digestion and blood flow?

Smooth muscle

300

Which type of movement is bending a joint, like bending your elbow?

Flexion

300

What condition causes joint inflammation, pain, and stiffness?

Arthritis

300

Name two signs to monitor in joints that may show a problem.

Pain, swelling, redness, limited mobility

400

Which mineral do bones store to keep them strong?

Calcium

400

What connects muscles to bones?

Tendons
400

Which type of movement is turning the palm upward?

Supination

400

What is the term for the loss of muscle mass due to immobility?

Atrophy

400

 Why is following the care plan important?

To prevent injury and promote recovery

500

What is the hard, outer covering of bones that contains blood vessels?

Periosteum

500

What process happens when muscles contract rapidly to generate heat in the cold?

Shivering

500

Which type of joint allows the skull to rotate on the spine?

Pivot joint

500

On average, how much height may a person lose between ages 20–70?

1-2 inches

500

What is the overall purpose of the musculoskeletal system?

To provide structure, movement, protection, posture, and support health