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The musculoskeletal system is made up of what 2 systems? - ANSWER Muscular and
skeletal system

What are the components and functions of the muscular system? - ANSWER
Components:

- Muscles

- Tendons

- Motor unit

Functions:

- Skeletal movement

- Maintaining posture and position

- Opening and closing of orifices

- Maintaining homeostasis

What are the components and functions of the skeletal system? - ANSWER Components:

- Bones

- Cartilage

- Ligaments

Functions:

- Support

- Protection

- Force translation

- Blood cell production

- Mineral storage

What are the two categories of the skeletal system? - ANSWER - Axial skeleton

- Appendicular skeleton

, What makes up the axial skeleton? - ANSWER The center of the trunk

- Skull and mandible

- Hyoid bone

- Vertebral column

- Ribs

- Sternum

What makes up the appendicular skeleton? - ANSWER - Pectoral girdle

- Pelvic girdle

- Bones of the upper and lower limbs

Damage to the __________ can affect further bone growth - ANSWER Epiphyseal plate

Blood supply has begun to be created at what stage? - ANSWER The primary
ossification center

When does bone development begin? - ANSWER Early in utero

When does bone development end? - ANSWER Around 20 years after birth

What does the closure of epiphyseal plates create? - ANSWER Epiphyseal lines

What is cortical bone? - ANSWER The outside/compact (bark) bone

What is trabecular bone? - ANSWER Spongy bone, inner layer

What are osteoblasts? - ANSWER The cells that produce bones

When do you have the greatest amount of osteoblasts? - ANSWER At birth

What are osteoclasts? - ANSWER The cells that absorb bones

When do you have the greatest amount of osteoclasts? - ANSWER Middle age and old
age

When do you have around the same amount of osteoblasts and osteoclasts in your
body? - ANSWER Around adolescence

What does aging cause? - ANSWER - Loss of bone mass (decreased calcium)

- Increased brittleness (decreased collagen synthesis)

Describe the bone growth trends throughout life - ANSWER - Rapid bone growth around
20

- Bone growth levels out around middle age

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