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What are the 3 main functions of bones?
# it give shape to our body #it help us to stand steadily # it protects our inner organs.
What are the two main functions of the joints?
The two main functions of joints are to provide movement and flexibility to the body by enabling bones to articulate and move relative to each other, and to provide stability and support to the skeleton by connecting bones together.
What is one of the main functions of bones I need answer I can't find the answer?
to give the body structure
What are the main functionsof the ligaments?
The functions of the ligaments is to attach the muscles to the bones, to attach bones to bones, to give support to the joints and help in the movement of the joint and body
The main organs of the skeletal system and what are their functions?
The main organs in the skeletal system are bones.Their functions are to protect the bodies organs, and keep our shape the skull protects the brain from brain damage.The bones are
Two functions of bones are to protect body structures and to?
One of the main functions of the bones of the skeletal system is for movement, protection, and structure. Internal functions are blood cell production and storage.
What are the 3 functions of your bones?
To protect internal organs To anchor the muscles To give shape and structure
When was the FCI setup. What are its main functions?
3 OCTOBER 1954
What are the main organs in the musculoskeletal?
Muscles, Bones and Joints! ~enjoy! voila. <3
Does your arm have 3 short bones?
No. The 3 main bones of the arm - namely, the humerus, ulna and radius - are all long bones.
What disease or problem encounter without the special functions of the bones?
what disease or problems we encounter without the special functions of the bones
What are 6 classes of bone based on their shapes and functions?
Bones are classified into six main categories based on their shapes and functions: Long Bones (e.g., femur) - support weight and facilitate movement. Short Bones (e.g., carpals) - provide stability and support with limited movement. Flat Bones (e.g., skull) - protect internal organs and provide surface area for muscle attachment. Irregular Bones (e.g., vertebrae) - support various functions and protect the spinal cord. Sesamoid Bones (e.g., patella) - improve the leverage of muscles and reduce friction. Wormian Bones (sutural bones) - are small bones found within sutures of the skull, contributing to its structure.
