Human Movement and Joint Movement

What critical function does the skeletal system perform for the human body?

• B. Protection

• A. Digestion

• C. Vision

• D. Respiration

Which bone classification provides attachment for the muscles and allows a wide range of movement?

• D. Irregular Bones

• B. Short Bones

• A. Long Bones

• C. Flat Bones

Where in the human body are red and white blood cells produced?

• D. Sternum

• A. Humerus

• B. Ribs

• C. Skull

Which bone classification is cube-like in shape and provides stability and support as well as some limited motion?

• A. Long Bones

• B. Short Bones

• C. Flat Bones

• D. Irregular Bones

Which bone classification is typically thin and often curved, serving as points of attachment for muscles and protecting internal organs?

• B. Short Bones

• A. Long Bones

• D. Irregular Bones

• C. Flat Bones

What is the function of irregular bones in the skeletal system?

• C. Enable a wide range of movement

• B. Protect organs and give shape

• A. Provide stability and support

• D. Protect tendons from compressive forces

What is the function of flat bones in the skeletal system?

• D. Enable a good posture

• C. Provide attachment for muscles

• B. Protect internal organs

• A. Protect tendons from compressive forces

Where are the only sesamoid bones found in common with every person?

• B. Feet

• A. Hands

• C. Knees

• D. Shoulders

Identify what type of Joint Movement is being shown.

Identify what types of joint movement are being shown.