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| how many bones in human body |
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| about how many bones are we born with |
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| how manys bones do the skull and jaw have |
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| how manys bones do the spine and back have |
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| how manys bones do the ribs have |
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| how manys bones do the shoulders have |
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| how manys bones do the arms have |
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| how manys bones do the wrist have |
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| how manys bones do the hands and fingers have |
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| how manys bones do the upper limb have |
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| how manys bones do the lower limb have |
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| how manys bones do the hip have |
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| how manys bones do the legs have |
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| how manys bones do the ankles have |
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| how manys bones do the feet and toes have |
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| protect organs,, support body,, and give shape |
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| Axial skeleton,,, Appendicular |
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| Flat bone- protect and support body organs,,, long bones-strong and hollow light support and weigh for movement. |
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| what are the functions of the bones |
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| protect body organs,, help muscles move,, most blood cells are made in bones,, store fat and minerals |
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| ear,,nose,,around joints,, and between vertibraes |
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| stong flexible mater,, give body shape,, keeps bones from grinding,, acts like shock absorber,, at birth bones form from cartilage |
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| 1. cartilage absorbs calcium from blood(dissolvable),,2. dissolved calcium changes compounds into something thats non-dissolvable,,3. calcium deposited in cartilage where it hardens and becomes bone. |
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| connects bone to bone (stretchy) |
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| Ball and socket,, pirotal,,hinge,,and gliding |
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| (shoulders and hips) allow full range motion |
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| head and neck,, side-to-side and up-and down |
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| (elbow,knee,finger,toes) allow backward and forward movement |
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| (vertebrae, wrist) allow movement in many directions,, bones sliding along eachother |
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| forced behind skeleton,, long cells and fibers,, nerves and blood vessels. |
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| smooth muscles,, skeletal muscles,, cardiac muscles |
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| involuntary,, found in walls of organs and vessels |
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| voluntary,, connected to skeleton,, striped or striated |
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| involuntary,,only found in hear,, branched or weaving. |
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| electrical impulse from brain to contract,, work in pairs |
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| straighten out toward joint |
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| Cranium,, flat bone,, and axial |
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| madible,, irregular,, appendicular |
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| sternum,,flat bone,, axial |
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| (out when thumb points out),, appendicular,,long bone |
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| tarsals,,appendicular,, short |
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| phalanges,, long bone,,appendicular |
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| patella,,appendicular,,short bone |
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| phalanges,,appendicular,,long bone |
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| carpals,, appendicular,,short bone |
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| pelvis,,appendicular,, irregular |
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