The human body moves in many strange and unusual ways. Think of a barbie, her shoulders move can move in a windmill on the side of her body as well as cross the front of her body. This requires a special ball socket as well as our hips. Other joints like knees and elbows don't require all those special movements other then flexion and extension, otherwise I'm sure we would injure our knees more often if we had more motions, these are HINGE joints! The cartilage joints ( like those in our spine) are specific in that the spine bones dont necessarily need to move but rather flow with the other spine bones. Another great example is the pivot joint that holds our skull onto our spine. Now we use this joint to rotate our head in circles around our shoulders but that is all the motion we need!
The distal end of the bone is where it connects to the joint.
more than likely if you break you tibia you will need crutches yes.
The radius articulates with more of the carpal bones than the ulna.
Cartilage is a far more primitive tissue than bone
the advantage is that flanged joint more usable than the welded joint.
The bone that is located between the upper and lower "leg bone" (the patella) is triangular shaped, not flat (the point of the triangle faces back), and is more square shaped when viewed head on than round. It's function is to help to keep the quadriceps tendon in line, not to protect the joint. If this is the homework question that it appears to be then I would have serious doubts about the person who asked it.
Because bone is much harder than cartilage
There are certain cases where bone spur does not need to be surgically removed, but usually a surgery would be more effective than painkillers. Painkillers simply ease the pain, while a surgery removes it completely.
A joint operation is an Operation Other Than War with more than one military service involved.
Teeth are teeth, neither cartilage or bone. But more similar to bone than cartilage.
Your thigh bone, which is stronger than concrete.Answer:The hardest bone in the body is the temporal bone, more specifically the petrous part of it. It is stronger and harder than any other bone in the body.
The cause of Bone Fractures is when you push your bones past their limit like: making them move in odd ways and places, or making them hold up more than they need to.