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								The musculoskeletal system provides									 | 
								Form, stability, and movement to the body									 | 
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								The musculoskeletal system is made up of									 | 
								* bones (skeleton)
* muscles
* joints									 | 
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								Joints consist of									 | 
								* cartilage
* tendons
* ligaments									 | 
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								What are the functions of Bones									 | 
								* provide stability
* protect vital internal organs									 | 
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								Explain Joints									 | 
								* connect bone to bone
* not all joints are freely movemable									 | 
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								What is the function of Cartilage									 | 
								Prevent bones from rubbing directly on each other									 | 
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								What is the function of Muscles									 | 
								Contract (bunch up) and extend (stretch) to move the bone attached to the joint									 | 
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								Explain the Skull									 | 
								* protects the brain
* is the bony framework of the head									 | 
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								The Skull is comprised of how many bones									 | 
								* 8 cranial bones
* 14 facial bones									 | 
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								Bones of the Chest									 | 
								* sternum
* ribs									 | 
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								Explain the Sternum									 | 
								 
Along with the ribs, the sternum
forms the rib cage that protects
the heart, lungs, and major blood
vessels from damage									 | 
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								Describe the Ribs and what they do									 | 
								 
The ribs are thin, flat, curved
bones that form a protective cage
around the organs in the upper
body									 | 
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								Describe the Spine									 | 
								 
The vertebral column (also called
the backbone, spine, or spinal
column) consists of a series of 33
irregularly shaped bones, called
vertebrae.									 | 
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								The 33 irregularly shaped bones of the spine are divided into how many categories depending on where they are located in the backbone									 | 
								Five									 | 
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								Name the categories of the Spine/Vertebrae									 | 
								* cervical vertebrae
* thoracic vertebrae
* lumbar vertebrae
* scarum
* coccyx									 |