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What sort of bones do young children have?
the same as every one ...
Does weight lifting in young children cause arm bone problems?
Depends on how young the child is.
What is asdghtjryzkxtu?
It is gibberish, the sort of thing scribbled by very young children.
What sort of books does Morris Gleitzman write?
He writes children and young adult books.
How do you support children and young people to reflect on the impact of their own actions and behaviour?
Children and young people love to be told they are doing good things, and doing things right. This sort of positive reinforcement is the best way to support children and young people in the light of what their actions and behavior has meant.
How can you detect vitamin d deficiency?
Since vitamin D is necessary for bone development and growth, some sort of problems will occur in the bones. In children is causes something called rickets and in adults it will cause thin and/or weak bones. These are called osteopenia (little bone) and osteoporosis (bone with holes).
Young bone cells trapped within spaces in the bone?
osteocytes
Is A greenstick fracture associated with osteoporosis?
No not normally. They are more common in children as their bones are more bendable than an adults. This bendability allows the bone to fracture part way through instead of all the way through.
Is fifteen to young to do weights?
Sort Of
Is spongebob only for young children?
yes it is for young children.
What is the proper term for bone cancer?
The proper term for bone cancer is "osteosarcoma" when referring specifically to the most common type of bone cancer that originates in the osteoblast cells. Other types of bone cancer include "chondrosarcoma," which arises from cartilage cells, and "Ewing sarcoma," typically affecting children and young adults. Bone cancers can be primary, originating in the bone itself, or secondary, which means they have metastasized from other parts of the body.
What sort of bone was the Maori weapons made out of?
Whale, human, animal.
