Joints (Relation Inter-Bone)

Posted on March 19, 2012 by deniborin

Is the junction of bone joints or connections between the bones. According to the freedom of movement joints can be classified into 3 types namely:

  1. Joint death : the relationship between a single bone with another bone can not be moved. For example: the bones that form the skull.
  2. Stiff joints : the relationship between bone very little movement. For example: the relationship between the ribs and sternum.
  3. Joint motion : the relationship between the bones that can be mobilized freely. For example: the relationship between bone joints and bones player atlas.
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5 Function Framework on Human Body

Posted on March 19, 2012 by deniborin

Human Body Framework Function5 Function Framework on Human Body are :

  1. Protecting the form on the body
  2. Straightened
  3. Protecting your body organs are important, such as: brain, heart, lungs
  4. Place of muscles attach
  5. Places the formation of blood cells
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Bone Types According to Shape

Posted on March 19, 2012 by deniborin

Shape Bone TypesBone Types According to Shape- According to the bone shape is divided into 3 types namely:

  1. Long bones or pipe. Long and round shape. At the end of the bone and the base of pipal. Bone marrow contains yellow pipe that contains a lot of fat. Example: thigh bone and upper arm bone.
  2. Flat bone. Flat shape. Flat bones containing red marrow. Red marrow function is to form blood cells.
  3. Short bone. Short and round shape. Example: segments of the spine, bones and wrist bones of the ankle.
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Framework for Human Body

Posted on March 19, 2012 by deniborin

Human Body FrameworkHumans have a framework in the body. Human skeleton was developed by various forms of bone, each of which has specific functions. All the bones that make up the human skeleton amounted to 206 units.

According to the location of the human skeleton is divided into 3 groups forming bones, namely:

  1. Group bones forming the framework of the head (skull)
  2. Groups forming the framework of bone loss
  3. Group bones forming the framework of the leg limb (leg) and arm
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