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The skeleton provides a framework for
⇒ muscle and soft tissue attachment.
Name one organ protected by the ribcage.
⇒ Heart, lungs, liver
Blood is formed in the
⇒ red bone marrow.
⇒ Calcium is released and deposited in the bones and blood to maintain homeostasis.
⇒ calcium, phosphorus, minerals, fat is stored in the bones.
When muscles
⇒ contract, the bones attached to them move.
Explanation:
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The body's skeletal system serves as a support structure. It is liable for giving the body its shape, allowing mobility, generating blood cells, shielding organs, and storing minerals.
Function of the skeletal system
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- The skeleton provides a framework for muscles and the soft tissue attachment.
Skeletal system serves as support structure and provides a frame to the body.
- Name the organs protected by the rib cage: Lungs, Heart.
Rib cage can be found in the thoracic region and it protect the organs present in the region.
- Blood is formed in the bone marrow: Red bone marrow.
Bone marrow is a spongy tissue located with inside the center of a few bones. The red bone marrow produces blood cells. Hemopoiesis is the name of the process.
- Calcium in the form of mineral salt is released and deposited in the bones and blood to maintain homeostasis.
Thus, to maintain homeostasis, bones release or absorb certain minerals according to the variable conditions.
- Calcium, Phosphorus is stored in the bones.
These minerals are stored in the bones and in the time of need they can be released back in the body.
- When muscles contract the bones connected to them move.
When a muscle contracts (bunches up), it shrinks and pulls on the bone to which it is linked. When a muscle relaxes, its size returns to normal. Muscles can only pull and do not have the ability to push.
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