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Anatomy & Physiology. Health Careers Academy. THE SKELETAL SYSTEM. SKELETAL THE COMPOSITION. BONES JOINTS are areas where bones join LIGAMENTS hold bones together. SKELETAL THE SECTIONS. The AXIAL Main trunk Skull Spinal column Ribs Sternum The APPENDICULAR Extremities - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Anatomy & Physiology Health Careers Academy

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THE SKELETAL SYSTEM

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SKELETALTHE COMPOSITION

BONES JOINTS are areas where bones joinLIGAMENTS hold bones together

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SKELETALTHE SECTIONS

The AXIAL – Main trunk

• Skull• Spinal column• Ribs• Sternum

The APPENDICULAR– Extremities

• Shoulder and pelvic girdles• Arm and leg bones

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SKELETALTHE FUNCTION

Framework Protection Levers Blood cell production Storage

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SKELETALTHE DISEASES

Arthritis Bursitis Fractures Dislocations Sprains Abnormal curvatures of spine

– Kyphosis (humpback)– Scoliosis (s shaped)– Lordosis (swayback)

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Skeletal System Videos

Skeletal Formation.webloc

Skeletal Muscle.webloc

Skeletal System Componen#10C0F8

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The Genitourinary SystemAKA The Excretory System

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The Urinary System

The Composition:– 2 kidneys– 2 ureters– 1 bladder– 1 urethra

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The Urinary System

The function:

– Remove certain wastes and excess water form the body

– Maintain the body’s acid-base balance

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The Diseases

Cystitis= inflammation of the bladder Nephritis= inflammation of the kidney Urethritis= inflammation of the urethra

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The Summary:

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GU System Video

Urination.webloc

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The end, my friend


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