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    Module 5 - Mobility Handout - Musculo-Skeletal System HD 5-1 Bones Human Body = 206 Bones 4 types: Long Bones (i.e. femur) Bear weight of the body Short Bones (i.e. fingers) Allow skill and ease of movement Flat Bones (i.e. ribs) Protect organs Irregular Bones (i.e. spine) Vertebrae in the spinal column. Allow various degrees of movement and flexibility Joints Ball-And-Socket Joint Allows movement in all directions. Rounded-end of one bone and hollow end of another bone. (i.e. Hips or shoul

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    Module 5 - Mobility Handout - Musculo-Skeletal System HD 5-1 Bones Human Body = 206 Bones 4 types: Long Bones (i.e. femur) Bear weight of the body Short Bones (i.e. fingers) Allow skill and ease of movement Flat Bones (i.e. ribs) Protect organs Irregular Bones (i.e. spine) Vertebrae in the spinal column. Allow various degrees of movement and flexibility Joints Ball-And-Socket Joint Allows movement in all directions. Rounded-end of one bone and hollow end of another bone. (i.e. Hips or shoul

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    Module 5 - Mobility Handout - Musculo-Skeletal System HD 5-1 Bones Human Body = 206 Bones 4 types: Long Bones (i.e. femur) Bear weight of the body Short Bones (i.e. fingers) Allow skill and ease of movement Flat Bones (i.e. ribs) Protect organs Irregular Bones (i.e. spine) Vertebrae in the spinal column. Allow various degrees of movement and flexibility Joints Ball-And-Socket Joint Allows movement in all directions. Rounded-end of one bone and hollow end of another bone. (i.e. Hips or shoul

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    Module 5 - Mobility

    Handout - Musculo-Skeletal System

    HD 5-1

    Bones
    Human Body = 206 Bones 4 types: Long Bones (i.e. femur) Bear weight of the body

    Short Bones (i.e. ngers) Allow skill and ease of movement

    Flat Bones (i.e. ribs) Protect organs

    Irregular Bones (i.e. spine) Vertebrae in the spinal column. Allow various degrees of movement and exibility

    Joints

    Ball-And-Socket Joint Allows movement in all directions. Rounded-end of one bone and hollow end of another bone. (i.e. Hips or shoulders)
    Images Source: Elsevier Canada!

    Hinge Joint Allows movement in one direction. (i.e. The Elbow)

    Pivot Joint Allows turning from side-toside. The skull is connected to the spine by a pivot joint.

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