Support Movement Protection Making red blood cells EXOSKELETONS Define exoskeleton = as animals that have their .skeleton on the outside of their body Exoskeletons are made from chitin All arthropods have exoskeletons ?Why do exoskeletons don't grow much Animals with exoskeletons never grow very large. if they did their exoskeletons would become too heavy for their .muscles to move Define moulting = every so often the hard covering is .shed and a new one grows. this is called moulting Define metamorphosis= as the change in body form as .an animal grows Define endoskeleton= animals which have their skeletons inside their bodies All mammals; amphibians; reptiles have endoskeletons And their all vertebrates Define osteoporosis=elder people are more prone to fractures due to soft bones ; its caused by lack of .calcium in diet =All vertebrate skeletons have the same basic parts A rib cage A joined backbone A skull Limbs and limbs girdles Your skeleton is made up of more than 200 bones Define ossification= the skeleton starts of being cartilage its then slowly replaced by the addition of .calcium and phosphorus Joint Where find in the Type of body movment Hinge Elbow;knee;finger Like a hinge in a door Ball and socket Hip and shoulder In all directions piovt neck Nodding or turning fixed Skull and pelvis No movement gliding backbone Slight movment
Movements at these joints can cause friction. A
=synovial joint is built to cut down friction the ends of the bones are covered with cartilage. This . acts as a shock absorber and stops the two bones from .rubbing together the synovial membrane encloses synovial fluid. This . lubricates or oils the joint and makes movement easy the bones are held together at a joint by tough . ligaments muscles are connected to the bones by tendons. when . .mucsles work; they pull on tendons and move the bone When a muscle contracts it gets shorter ad fatter When a muscle relaxes it gets back to its old shape Muscles like your biceps and triceps work in pairs When one relaxes the other contracts so they are called antagonistic pair of muscles