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The skull provides the brain protection from injury. The skull is composed of 21 differentbones connected together. The jaw is connected to the skull with a temporomandilar joint. The jaw moves open and closed to help us chew our food and to communicate. A common disorder of the jaw is called, TMJ, or Temporomandibular Joint disorder, which causes dull aching pain and clicking noises or your jaw can be locked open or closed. The breastbone and the ribs protect most of the vital organs. The breastbone and the ribs are made up of 24 bones which all come together at the sternum. The vertebrae holds your middle body up and gives your back support to stand up. It enables you to bend and flex but still holds you up. Some common disorders on the vertebrae is a crushed or dislocated vertebrae from falls or other trauma. You can also break your ribs, which is very painful and makes
completes the back of the shoulder, it is also called the shoulderbone. Some common disorders of ------------------------------------------------------------------------ and break, which can spontaneously occur. are fractured wrists from falling, or a ganglion which is a lump in your wrist due to a injury of the The upper leg is composed of the femur, and the lower leg is composed of the tibia and carpals, metacarpals, and phalanges. The wrist is a very complex joint. Common injuries are The shoulder joint is made up of three different bones called the Clavicle, the Scapula, and the Humerus. They make a ball and socket joint. This allows you to swing your arms around, which is very painful. Another disease is Osteoporosis which causes the bones to become thin
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