What is the Musculoskeletal System?
by Dr. Gary Farr 6/25/2002
If we take a look at the human skeleton, we see that the 200 or more bones, however different in size and shape they may be, are all just links in one long chain. It is the ingenious construction of the bones, with their particular inner structure and apt connection to other bones, which make the skeleton what it is: an inherently conclusive, functional unit suited to its purpose!
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The human musculoskeletal system provides locomotion, support and protection to the human body.
