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What is the most often bone to break?
Usually your elbow/arm or your finger bone.
Which is the bone people break most often and why?
clavicle is most commonly fractured. but in old females femur usually fractured at neck level.
What bone landmark are most often seen at around the joint?
WAN
What is the most common bone to brake while skateboarding?
The most common bone you break while skateboarding is your arm. Usually, people fail a trick and are thrown from their boards. Second to your arm, is your wrist.
If you can feel your collar bone does that mean you are anorexic?
No. Most people can feel their collarbone somewhat (especially women, in men it is more obscured by muscle naturally). It is often protruding in healthy people, too.
Where are the osteoclasts found?
Osteoblasts are most common in the same places you would find an abundance of osteoblasts. This is most often at sites of new bone growth.
What is the most commonly broken bone for people under 75?
hip
What is the wishbone?
A "Y" shaped bone in a turkey and some other animals that is played with by two people trying to pull the bone, and whoever has most of the bone after it breaks is the winner.
Can you have good bone density but yet have arthritis?
No, it shows the density of the bone, People that have arthritis however are often more likely to get bone density problems because of the drugs they have to use to control the disease and often restrictions in their lifestyle may also make them more prone to bone density problems.
What gives bone its color?
Calcium can give a bone it's color. Calcium often appears as a greyish white when seen in its most pure elemental form.
Why does your Tail bone scratch?
A tail bone may itch because it is always rubbing against clothing and furniture. Fortunately, most people can reach the tail bone to scratch it.
What bone is most difficult to assign to a certain individual?
The patella (kneecap) is often difficult to assign to a specific individual because it is a small bone that varies in shape and size among individuals. Additionally, it is not often well-preserved in archaeological or forensic contexts, making identification challenging.
