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Chapter 19: The Skeleton

Chapter 19: The Skeleton. Chapter Objectives. Axial skeleton and appendicular skeleton. Formation of bone tissue. The structure of a long bone. Suture, symphysis and synovial joint. Roots pertaining to the skeleton. Main disorders that affect the skeleton and joints.

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Front Skull Back cranium

Front Skull Back cranium. Front Collar bone Back clavicle. Front Breastbone Back Sternum. Front Ribs Back Costa. Front backbone Back vertebrae. Front Wrist Back carpals. Front Fingers and toes Back Phalanges. Front Knee cap Back patella. Front ankles Back

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Evidence for Evolution Review

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Skeletal System

Skeletal System. General Info. Organs called bones Adult human has 206 bones. Functions of Bones. Framework Supports muscle, fat and skin Protection Surrounds vital organs EX: skull, ribs, pelvis Levers Muscles attach to bones to provide movement Production of blood cells

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Skeletal System

Skeletal System. General Info. Organs called bones Adult human has 206 bones. Functions of Bones. Framework Supports muscle, fat and skin Protection Surrounds vital organs EX: skull, ribs, pelvis Levers Muscles attach to bones to provide movement Production of blood cells

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Common Ancestry

Common Ancestry.

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Gait analysis

Gait analysis. Katayoon yadollahi 8433084 Relevant instructor: Dr.Razjouian. Abstract. Gait analysis offers a unique means to measure the mechanical factors of joint loading, orientation, and neuromuscular function during activities of daily living such as walking.

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Gait analysis

Gait analysis. Katayoon yadollahi 8433084 Relevant instructor: Dr.Razjouian. Abstract. Gait analysis offers a unique means to measure the mechanical factors of joint loading, orientation, and neuromuscular function during activities of daily living such as walking.

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The Skeletal System

The Skeletal System. Advanced Animal Science. What is the purpose of a skeletal system?. Provides the frame and support for all the other systems and organs Aids in movement Provides protection Site of mineral storage Site of blood cell formation Made up of bones, cartilage, and

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CHICKS AND EGGS

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Practical work by: sadia khurshid

SKELETAL SYSTEM. Practical work by: sadia khurshid. Terms used in osteology.

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Intensive farming

Intensive farming. Minimising energy loss. Intensive farms are profitable. Maximise output by various methods Specially bred animals for high growth rates High digestibility diets that can include growth hormones and antibiotics if needed. Methodology. Wanted :

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Intensive farming

Intensive farming. Minimising energy loss. Intensive farms are profitable. Maximise output by various methods Specially bred animals for high growth rates High digestibility diets that can include growth hormones and antibiotics if needed. Methodology. Wanted :

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Skeletal System

Skeletal System. Support, Attachment, Protection, Movement, Storage, Diseases. How many Bones do we have?. Average adult has 206 Bones Average baby has approximately 300 bones! (Say Whaaaaaaaaa ?!) Bones are not fully formed/fused until sometime between 13 and 18 years old.

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Practical work

Practical work. SKELETAL SYSTEM. Terms used in osteology.

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Moving and groing

Moving and groing. Skeletons are died bodies and if you lock at them you can see in side them and see all there bones they look horrible you can even see the ribs and eyes !. This is what your body looks like inside. This is a endo skeliton of a tiger. This is a skeliton of a scopin.

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The Skeletal System

The Skeletal System. The Pelvic Girdle. The Pelvic Girdle. The pelvic girdle is formed from the pair of hip bones comprised of: The ilium The pubis The ischium Which join with the sacrum posteriorly and join each other Anteriorly ( symphysis pubis )

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The Lower Limb

The Lower Limb. www.anatsoc.org.uk Anatomical Society is a registered Charity No: 290469 and Limited Company Registered in England and Wales No: 01848115 | Registered office: Fairfax House, 15 Fulwood Place, London WC1V 6A. The Lower Limb. Consists of; the gluteal region (buttocks)

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Making Your Skeletons

Making Your Skeletons. Clearly label all bones Leg bones are longer than arm bones Neatly cut out your bones along the outer lines Use gold fasteners for your ball and socket joints Y ou will need 4 gold fasteners Use Staples to attach the rest.

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