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The skeletal system (OCR)

Freya Pinder Physical Education (PE) GCSE English 50 cards

The skeletal system  (OCR)

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  1. 1What bone is A?CraniumWhat bone is A?
  2. 2What bone is D?VertebraeWhat bone is D?
  3. 3What bone is E?UlnarWhat bone is E?
  4. 4What bone is F?RadiusWhat bone is F?
  5. 5What bone is G?HumerusWhat bone is G?
  6. 6What bone is H?SternumWhat bone is H?
  7. 7What bone is J?ClavicleWhat bone is J?
  8. 8What bone is K?ScapularWhat bone is K?
  9. 9What bone is M?PelvisWhat bone is M?
  10. 10What bone is N?FemurWhat bone is N?
  11. 11What bone is O?TibiaWhat bone is O?
  12. 12What bone is P?FibulaWhat bone is P?
  13. 13What bone is S?PatellaWhat bone is S?
  14. 14What bone is R?RibsWhat bone is R?
  15. 15What bones are in the hand?Carpals, Metacarpals, Phalanges
  16. 16What bones are in the feet?Tarsals, Metatarsals, Phalanges
  17. 17What are the functions of the skeleton?Support and posture
    Movement
    Protection
    Blood cell production
    Mineral Storage
  18. 18Describe Shape, Support and posture (Function of the skeleton)Strong, rigid bones hold up the body
  19. 19Describe Movement (Function of the skeleton)Muscles are attached to the bones via tendons, the skeleton provides a structure for the muscles to attach to and move
  20. 20A practical example of movementThe quadricep and hamstring attach to the femur and contract to move the leg
  21. 21Describe protection (Function of the skeleton)Bones are extremely strong, they protect the vital organs from harm
  22. 22A practical example for protectionIn a rugby scrum the ribs protect the heart, lungs, and other vital organs in the chest from damage
  23. 23Description of blood production (Function of the skeleton)The white and red blood cells are produced in the bone marrow
  24. 24Description of storage of minerals eg calcium and phosphorus (Function of the skeleton)Bones store vital minerals such as calcium and phosphorus. These minerals make bones and teeth strong
  25. 25What is a synovial joint?It is a joint which is moveable and contains a lubricating liquid called synovial fluid. They are usually located in your limbs where movement is required
  26. 26Examples of a hinge jointKnee
    Elbow
  27. 27Examples of a ball and socket jointHip
    Shoulder
  28. 28Articulating bones at the kneeFemur, tibia
  29. 29Articulating bones at the elbowHumerus, Radius and Ulna
  30. 30Articulating bones at the shoulderHumerus, Scapula
  31. 31Articulating bones at the hipPelvis, Femur
  32. 32Movement at hinge jointFlexion
    Extension
  33. 33Movement at ball and socket jointFlexion
    Extension
    Adduction
    Abduction
    Rotation
    Circumduction
  34. 34Description of FlexionDecreasing angle at a joint
  35. 35Examples of FlexionBending the knee
    Bending the elbow
    (Bicep curl)
  36. 36Description of ExtensionIncreasing the angle at a joint
  37. 37Examples of ExtensionStraightening the knee
    Straightening the elbow
    (Reaching to hit the ball in tennis)
  38. 38Description of AdductionMoving towards the midline of the body
  39. 39Examples of AdductionMoving in from a star jump
  40. 40Description of AbductionMoving away from the midline of the body
  41. 41Examples of AbductionSide stepping
  42. 42Description of rotationMoving a limb in a circular motion in either direction
  43. 43Examples of RotationSwinging the tennis racket in a serve
  44. 44Description of CircumductionCombination of Flexion, Extension, Abduction and Adduction
  45. 45Examples of CircumductionCircular movement of the ankle, shoulder, hip or wrist
  46. 46CartilageSmooth, slippery, reduces friction, helps reduce shock
  47. 47LigamentTough strip of tissue joining bone to bone
  48. 48TendonJoins muscle to bone
    (BMT)
  49. 49(Synovial membrane)Makes and keeps in the synovial fluid
  50. 50(Synovial fluid)Oils or lubricates the joint, helping it to move more easily

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GCSE Physical Education (PE) Flashcards on The skeletal system (OCR), created by Freya Pinder on 09/11/2019.
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