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Bone is made of flexible collagen and hard mineral deposits (like calcium). Children\u2019s bones have less mineral density as this is laid down over the bone growing years (through childhood and adolescence). Because their bones are thinner and less dense, they can be more at risk of fractures during activities that put high stress on bones. Heavy weightlifting would be considered one of these activities as it has very high strain magnitude. Children\u2019s bones also have growth plates which are soft cartilage lines between the heads and shafts of bones. These can separate under excessive stress which could cause growth issues as these are the sites where bones grow in length during growth phases. <\/div>\n"},"keywords":[{"options":{"points":1,"occurrences":1,"caseSensitive":false,"forgiveMistakes":true,"feedbackIncludedWord":"none","feedbackMissedWord":"keyword"},"keyword":"collagen"},{"options":{"points":1,"occurrences":1,"caseSensitive":false,"forgiveMistakes":true,"feedbackIncludedWord":"none","feedbackMissedWord":"keyword","feedbackMissed":"You left out minerals. These provide hardness and protection to bones."},"keyword":"minerals"},{"options":{"points":1,"occurrences":1,"caseSensitive":false,"forgiveMistakes":true,"feedbackIncludedWord":"keyword","feedbackMissedWord":"none","feedbackMissed":"You should have mentioned fractures as children are more at risk of these due to having less mineral density in bones."},"keyword":"fracture","alternatives":["*break* *broken*"]},{"options":{"points":1,"occurrences":1,"caseSensitive":false,"forgiveMistakes":true,"feedbackIncludedWord":"none","feedbackMissedWord":"keyword","feedbackMissed":"You needed to discuss growth plates. These are the soft cartilage lines found between the head and shaft of growing bones that allow bones to grow in length."},"keyword":"density"},{"options":{"points":1,"occurrences":1,"caseSensitive":false,"forgiveMistakes":true,"feedbackIncludedWord":"none","feedbackMissedWord":"keyword","feedbackMissed":"[You needed to discuss growth plates. These are the soft cartilage lines found between the head and shaft of growing bones that allow bines to grow in length"},"keyword":"growth plates"}],"overallFeedback":[{"from":0,"to":100}],"behaviour":{"inputFieldSize":"10","enableRetry":true,"ignoreScoring":true,"pointsHost":1,"linebreakReplacement":" ","minimumLength":500,"maximumLength":700,"overrideCaseSensitive":"on","overrideForgiveMistakes":"on"},"checkAnswer":"Check","submitAnswer":"Submit","tryAgain":"Retry","showSolution":"Show solution","feedbackHeader":"Feedback","solutionTitle":"Sample solution","remainingChars":"Remaining characters: @chars","notEnoughChars":"You must enter at least @chars characters!","messageSave":"saved","ariaYourResult":"You got @score out of @total points","ariaNavigatedToSolution":"Navigated to newly included sample solution after textarea.","ariaCheck":"Check the answers.","ariaShowSolution":"Show the solution. You will be provided with a sample solution.","ariaRetry":"Retry the task. You can improve your previous answer if the author allowed that.","taskDescription":"

Provide the parent with an explanation of the difference between a child\u2019s and an adult\u2019s bones. Try to include all of the following in your answer. <\/p>\n\n

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  The difference between a child and an adult\u2019s bones (including growth plate location and function). <\/p>\n\t<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n
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    The risks associated with loading a child\u2019s bones with heavy weight. <\/p>\n\t<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n
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