Intro
Functions
Complements to other systems
Diseases
Relevance to Ems
100

What is the skeletal system?

The skeletal system is the body's structure made up of bones, joints, cartilage and connective tissue.

100

What does the skeletal system support?

The skeletal system supports the body weight and structure.

100
How does the skeletal system complement the muscular system?

Support, protect, and move the body. 

100

What type of disorder is Scoliosis?

A spinal disorder. 

100
What do the doctors give you when you break a bone?

A cast. 

200

How many bones are in the human body?

The total amount of bones in the human body is 206 bones.

200

Which internal organs are protected by the rib cage?

The internal organs that are protected by the rib cage is the Heart and lungs.

200

How does the skeletal system complement the nervous system?

By providing physical protection to vital nervous system components like the brain and spinal cord. 

200
What is Arthritis?

A condition that affects the joints in the body. 

200

What kind of skeletal issues do EMS have to look out for?

Soft tissue damage, strains, amputation, fractures, dislocation. 

300

What is the skeletal system also known as?

The skeletal system is also known as the Musculoskeletal system.
300

Where in the bone does blood cells production primarily occur?

Blood cells production primarily occurs in the bone marrow.

300

How does the skeletal system complement the endocrine system?

By acting as a storage site for minerals like calcium and by releasing hormones like osteocalcin.

300

What is Osteoporosis?

A disease that causes bones to become fragile. its a leading cause of fractures, typically found in elderly people.

300

How does EMS help resolve broken bones?

Immbolizing, transporting the patient, managing pain, and reducing further injury. 

400

What bone is the strongest and longest in the human body? 

The strongest and longest bone in the human body is the femur.
400

What mineral is stored within the bones in large quantities?

The mineral that is stored within the bones in large quantities is Calcium.

400

How does the skeletal system work with the digestive system?

Supporting it, giving it structure, and allowing it to function. 

400

What is Osteoarthritis?

A type of arthritis that breaks down cartilage in the joints, most often in the hands, hips, and knees.

400

What are ways that EMS treat fractures?

Immobilized, realigned, and transported patients.

500
What is the process of new bone formation called?

The process of new bone formation is called ossification.

500

What do you call the cells that break down bone?

The calls that break down bone is called Osteoclasts.

500

How does the respiratory system work with the skeletal system?

Providing a protective framework around the lungs, primarily through the rib cage, which shields them from injury and allows for proper expansion and contraction during breathing.

500

Define Rickets 

A vitamin D, calcium, or phosphate deficiency causes a disease that affects children. It can lead to weak bones, delayed development, and skeletal abnormalities. 

500

Why is the Skeletal system important to EMS?

The skeletal system is crucial to EMS because it provides the body's structural frame work, protecting vital organs from injury, allowing for movement, and indicating potential trauma sites through bone deformities.