The skeletal system chapter discusses the 206 bones in the adult human body and their functions. It describes how bones, muscles, ligaments, and joints work together to form the framework that supports and protects the organs of the body and allows for movement. Key points covered include the bones that make up the skull, rib cage, spine, and limbs; the types of joints like ball-and-socket and hinge; and the roles of muscles, ligaments, and bone marrow.
The skeletal system chapter discusses the 206 bones in the adult human body and their functions. It describes how bones, muscles, ligaments, and joints work together to form the framework that supports and protects the organs of the body and allows for movement. Key points covered include the bones that make up the skull, rib cage, spine, and limbs; the types of joints like ball-and-socket and hinge; and the roles of muscles, ligaments, and bone marrow.
The skeletal system chapter discusses the 206 bones in the adult human body and their functions. It describes how bones, muscles, ligaments, and joints work together to form the framework that supports and protects the organs of the body and allows for movement. Key points covered include the bones that make up the skull, rib cage, spine, and limbs; the types of joints like ball-and-socket and hinge; and the roles of muscles, ligaments, and bone marrow.
time of birth: 304 iv)Number of bones present in the skull : 22
v) The important organ protected by skull: Brain
vi) The only bone which is not fixed in the
skull: Lower jaw
vii) The cage of bones around the chest :
Ribcage viii) The organs protected by ribcage : Heart and lungs ix) Number of bones present in the rib cage : 12 pairs
x) A flat bone located in the front part of
the ribcage : Sternum xi)A series of small bones which form the backbone of the human body : Vertebrae/Vertebral column
xii)Number of small bones present in the
Vertebral column : 33
xiii) The long bone of upper arm :
Humerus xiv)The two bones of lower arm : Radius and Ulna xv)The longest powerful bone of the upper leg : Femur xvi) Soft and fatty substance present inside the bone: Bone marrow
xvii) The longest bone in our body :
Thigh bone/Femur xviii)The smallest bone : Stirrup
xix)The strong elastic tissues which
hold the bones together: Ligaments
xx)The joint which helps the bones to
move in one direction : Hinge joint xxi) The joint which allows movement in all directions : Ball and Socket joint
xxii) The joint which allows us to bend,
twist and turn : Gliding joint
xxiii) The joint which enables the head to
move up ,down and side ways : Pivot joint xxiv) Number of muscles present in our body : More than 600 xxv)Soft and stretchy band of tissues : Muscles xxvi) Strong muscle fibres attached to the bones : Tendons xxvii) The strong tissues present in joints which hold the bones together: Ligaments xxvii) The muscles of the heart : Cardiac muscles xxix) The muscles that are under our control : Voluntary muscles xxx) The last 2 pair of ribs : Floating ribs xxxi) The jaw which enables you to talk and eat : Lower jaw B . Give two examples of each :- i) Vital organs of our body : Brain ,Heart ii) Organ systems of our body : Digestive system , Skeletal system
iii) Bones of lower arm : Radius , Ulna
iv) Bones of lower leg : Tibia , Fibula
iv)The types of joints : Movable , Immovable v) The hinge joint : Elbows , Knees vi) The ball and socket joint: Shoulder , Hip vii) Gliding joint : Wrist , Ankle viii) Voluntary muscles: Arms , Neck ix) Involuntary muscles: Muscles of stomach and intestine C . Tick the correct options: I)I protect the brain. I am made up of bones which are fused firmly together to form a shell-like structure. What am I ? a) Skull b) Rib cage c) Spine d) Sternum ii) Look at the diagram carefully. Which are the organs the given bones protect ? a) Only i) and ii) i)Stomach b) Only i) and iii) ii) Lungs c) Only ii) and iii) iii) Liver d) Only ii) and iv) iv) Heart iii) Look at the picture given below carefully. Which joints Meera using to move her head ? a) Pivot b) Hinge c) Gliding d) Ball and socket iv)Which of the following parts of the human body has involuntary muscles? a) Legs b) Arms c) Neck d) Intestine v) Which of the following movements does not involve the use of muscles and joint ? a) Nodding of head b) Blinking of eyes c) Bending of fingers d) Kneeling down vi) Observe the figure and identify X a) Femur b) Humerus c) Ulna d) Tibia vii) The given diagram shows the upper arm with its muscles. Which of the following shows the correct labelling of P ,Q and R? a) Bone Muscle Joint Q P R
b) Bone Muscle Joint
R Q P
Bone Muscle Joint
c) P R Q
d) Bone Muscle Joint
R P Q viii) What enables us to swing our arms as shown in the picture ? a) Ball and socket joint b) Pivot joint c) Hinge joint d) Gliding joint ix) The diagram shows a part of the Skeletal system. Which part of the body do these bones protect ? a) Brain b) Kidneys c) Spinal cord d) Lungs x) Observe the figure . Identify the part X ? a) Blood b) Bone c) Organ d) Muscle xi) We are able to stand upright because a) We do not have a tail. b) Our backbone holds the body vertically up. c) We only have two legs. d) Our head bones are light.