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The skeletal system is extremely important. It is what supports a person's body weight and keeps them from collapsing under themselves. If a person's BMI (Body Mass Index) is neither underweight or overweight the person typically has no need for concern. This may not be the case for aging members of society as bones slowly start to lose density as we age. Of course, previous injuries can have chronic effects on the skeletal system and can cause nerves to inflame and flare up.
The major concern for the skeletal system is for obese and nutrition deficient people.
- An obese person is constantly putting extra strain on their skeletal system which can cause damage in the form of stress fractures like shin splints for example. Not to mention the added weight and pressure on the joints which can cause stiffness and chronic pain. An obese person is typically a rather inactive person as well so the skeletal system can go extended periods of time without use which can lower bone density.
- A nutrition deficient person is someone who lacks the proper amount of vitamins, minerals, and/or caloric intake to be able to sustain a healthy body weight. This means the body is not getting enough nutrients to sustain any kind of bone density as well which can result in fractures or even clean breaks. A person should never deprive themselves of the vitamins and minerals that the body needs. If someone is on a diet be sure to eat nutrient dense foods like fruits an vegetables that are also low on calories.
- Remember that high amounts of protein intake has a depleting effect on the body's calcium. Athletes who take protein supplements should also make sure they are getting adequate calcium to compensate. A lack of vitamin D can also have a depleting effect on the body's calcium. The typical person can get plenty of vitamin D just through exposure to the Sun for 15 - 45 minutes throughout the day depending on pigment coloration. Darker pigmented people need longer exposure.
What else can I help you with?
Are there any health concerns for this system digaetive system?
ulcer
How does the skeletal system contribute to overall fitness?
how does the respiratory system contribute to your overall health
Which other body systems are important to the health of the skeletal system?
The digestive system take in calcium and other substances that help build bone in the skeletal system. The thyroid (endocrine system) maintains proper bone density through certain hormones, such as calcitonin. The circulatory system transports substances throughout the body that aid skeletal health.
What health concern would the skeletal system consist of?
big fat women
Which muscle tissue concerns with locomotion of the body as a whole?
Skeletal muscle
How can you tell your skeletal system is healthy?
You should make an appointment with an orthopedic specialist. If you have concerns then perhaps x-rays are needed.
Does the skeletal system work with the excretory system?
While the skeletal system and excretory system do not directly work together, they can indirectly impact each other. The skeletal system provides structural support for the body, including protecting certain organs involved in excretion such as the kidneys. Additionally, the excretory system helps regulate the balance of minerals in the body that are necessary for bone health.
Where is the skeletal system?
The skeletal system are your bones.
Is skeletal system?
skeletal system* bones. :)
What do you mean by skeletal system?
the skeletal system is a system in the body .
What system does marrow belong?
The skeletal system itself is an organ system. Some schemes combine the skeletal system with the muscular system to make the musculoskeletal system.
Does the skeletal system regulate metabolism?
No, the skeletal system does not directly regulate metabolism. Metabolism is primarily regulated by hormones such as thyroid hormones and insulin, as well as factors like diet and exercise. However, the skeletal system does have a role in storing minerals like calcium, which can impact overall metabolic health.
