Human body parts 1

Movement

The act of changing physical location or position.

Joint

A connection between two bones that allows movement.

Ball and Socket Joint

A joint that allows movement in all directions, such as the shoulder and hip joints.

Pivotal Joint

A joint that allows rotation and movement in one direction, such as the neck joint.

Hinge Joint

A joint that permits back and forth movement like the elbow or knee.

Fixed Joint

A joint where the bones do not move, like in the skull.

Skeleton

The bony framework that supports the body and protects internal organs.

Vertebrae

The individual bones that make up the backbone.

Cartilage

A flexible tissue that connects bones and allows for flexibility.

Rib Cage

The bony structure formed by ribs, which protects the chest organs.

Exercise

Physical activity that enhances fitness and health.

Bones

Hard structures that make up the skeleton and provide support.

Ligaments

Tissues that connect bones to other bones at joints.

Movement

The act of changing physical location or position.

Tendon

Tissue that connects muscles to bones.

Flexibility

The ability of a joint to move through its range of motion.