Skeletal system GapFill

The skeletal system provides a framework for movement, by working with the gas cardiovascular muscular fitness system. The bones act as levers and provide points for muscles bursae bones blood cells to attach to via tendons, causing movement at a long bone joint capsule cartilage synovial joint when the muscles contract.

The shape and type of bones can lead to different amounts of movements. Short Flat Long Thick bones allow for fine movements, while flat short thick long bones enable gross movements. White Long Flat Thick bones provide protection to the vital organs, such as the cranium protecting the brain and the ulna talus ribs humerus protecting the heart and lungs. Different joint types also allow for different types of movement, with aerobic hinge ball and socket table joints allowing the greatest range of movement.