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The Skeletal system
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Zachariah Wimer
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the skeleton or the skeletal bodies is it's a very
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important part of your body.
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The first thing I'm gonna be talking about strengthening your
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skeleton, your skeletal body system is very important.
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So it is important that you keep your skeleton healthy
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and strong ways that you can make your our skeleton
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healthy and strong are walking, running, working out, eating good
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foods, et cetera.
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Keeping your skeleton healthy is important so that no injuries
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happen. Next, I'm gonna be talking about helping your bones.
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Okay, In this skeleton, there are many things that work
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with your bones and help them like joint.
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They're between 215 350 joints in the human body.
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Joint Connect owns together.
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And then there's Cartlidge.
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There are three different kinds of currently on current, which
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is used to help connect the bone together.
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A swell joins or two bones meet to connect.
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There's cartilage in between.
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Two bones joints were made of fiber like tissue money.
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Here's some pictures.
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Yeah, this top picture is a picture of what the
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current wages in between your bones and this bottom picture
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shows different joints that you have.
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Where you been?
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The next thing we're talking about is common bone injuries.
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There are several bone injuries that happened all the time.
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Two different people, one of the biggest injuries or fractures
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or broken bones.
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Most common bone fractures are broken ankle, broken wrist, broken
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hip and broken arm.
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This chart over here shows that percentage of people and
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wrestling in different weight classes that broke a bone during
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their season.
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As you see, there's the numbers are pretty high in
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the middle parts of the chart.
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Thank you.
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Here's some pictures.
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They both show what different kinds of broken bones you
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can have and how it looks.
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Yeah, The next thing we're gonna be covering is what
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is the skeleton?
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How does it help?
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The skeleton is a very important part of your body.
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You cannot function without discos and helps in many different
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ways. Protects organs, give shape, provides movement stores, minerals, makes
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book sales.
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Here's a picture these air different bones in your body.
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And here's the skeleton of all the bumps in your
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body. Yes, your solution is made of over 200 bones,
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but babies air one of 300.
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This is because when they grow bigger, some of their
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bones combined to make even bigger bones that they need.
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A small spoon in your body is in your ear.
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The August bone in your body is here late.
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The last thing that I'm going to talk about this
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skeletal disorders.
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There's all different disorders and diseases that people getting someone
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will come.
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Some people can just be born with ease, but other
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get them over time, like arthritis can, is common for
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older people.
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Bone tumors are as common, but here's different pictures of
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own tumors and arthritis mhm.
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