Name: Citra Puspita Sari

NIM:18301083

Pelvic Bones

1. As a bone that functions to protect and support lower organs such as the bladder and
others.
2. As a bone that functions to support body weight together with the vertebrae.
3. As a bone that serves to support the fat or meat that is or sticks to the hip

Femur

1. As the strongest bone to support the body

2. Place of attachment and stickiness of muscles and pigments
3. As a place for the production of red blood cells in the bone marrow
4. Play an important role as a lower body exercise tool
5. As the largest and strongest bone in the body
6. The thighbone can create the condylar joint with the knee
7. The knee cap is attached
8. As a liaison for the hips and knees

Knee bones

1. Forming the knee joint

 2. Helping the knee to bend and move
3. Help and balance the movement of the knee joint
4. Protect the knee joint
5. Connect the thigh muscles and shins
6. Increase thigh muscle strength
7. Maintain the tendons in the thigh

Shinbone

1. Support your body weight

2. Connect the knees and ankles
3. Maintain body balance
4. Support various leg muscles
5. Producing red blood cells

Ankle

1. Serves to allow for up and down movement of the leg, because there is a hinge joint.
2. Make it easy for people to step and walk in a way that is as comfortable and efficient
as possible.
3. Serves as a link between the lower leg bones of the forearm to the soles of the feet.
4. In this ankle there is a swivel joint that can help the movement of the foot so that it
can be used more flexibly.

Toes bones

1. As a passive system of locomotion.

2. As a place of attachment to muscle tissue.
3. As a support for the body.
4. As an enforcer or body support.
5. As a place for the production of blood cells in the bone marrow.
6. As a storage area for mineral substances in the form of calcium and phosphate.
7. As a protector of body organs.