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How can a bone withstand 1000 pounds without breakng?
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How does the shape of a long bones resist breaking?
Force is dispersed throughout entire bone weakening impact on particular region where damage was inflicted.
Describe the microscopic features of osseous tissue that help long bones withstand lateral stress without breaking?
A lateral stress placed on a bone (e.g. on Nicole's left tibia and fibula) actually causes (A) compression of the bone on the side of impact and (B) stretching (tearing) on the side opposite of the impact.
Compare compact and spongy bone in macroscopic appearance structure and relative location?
Compact Bone in macroscopic appearance looks solid and dense. Spongy bone in macroscopic appearance looks poorly organized. compact bone in microscopic structure is riddled with passage ways that serve as conduits for nerves, blood vessels and lymphatic vessels. Spongy bone is microscopic structure; the trabaculae in spongy bone align precisely along lines of stress and help the bone resist stress as much as possible. Location of compact bone in the outer layer of short, flat and irregular bones and also in the diaphysis of long bones. Spongy bone location; in the inside of short, flat and irregular bones and also in the epihyses of long bones.
Explain how hitting the ground with your hands can fracture the clavicle?
Clavicle is the one of long bone according to its shape, so when hitting with high pressure could be easier to break. Also, it join with two bone which made clavicle to have a risk of breaking due to its attachment point.
What does the humerous bone?
Yes because the bone is longer then it is wide.
How does the shape of the long bone resist breaking when put under stress?
more flexible
How does the shape of a long bones resist breaking?
Force is dispersed throughout entire bone weakening impact on particular region where damage was inflicted.
Describe the microscopic features of osseous tissue that help long bones withstand lateral stress without breaking?
A lateral stress placed on a bone (e.g. on Nicole's left tibia and fibula) actually causes (A) compression of the bone on the side of impact and (B) stretching (tearing) on the side opposite of the impact.
How does physical stress affect bone development?
Bones benefit from stress. It makes them grow stronger, as long as the stress is not sufficient to break them, of course.
Compare compact and spongy bone in macroscopic appearance structure and relative location?
Compact Bone in macroscopic appearance looks solid and dense. Spongy bone in macroscopic appearance looks poorly organized. compact bone in microscopic structure is riddled with passage ways that serve as conduits for nerves, blood vessels and lymphatic vessels. Spongy bone is microscopic structure; the trabaculae in spongy bone align precisely along lines of stress and help the bone resist stress as much as possible. Location of compact bone in the outer layer of short, flat and irregular bones and also in the diaphysis of long bones. Spongy bone location; in the inside of short, flat and irregular bones and also in the epihyses of long bones.
Why such a long tiem span for Breaking Dawn?
To show the intensity, stress, etc. over the months
Explain how hitting the ground with your hands can fracture the clavicle?
Clavicle is the one of long bone according to its shape, so when hitting with high pressure could be easier to break. Also, it join with two bone which made clavicle to have a risk of breaking due to its attachment point.
How long will you have to wear a foot-to-knee plaster cast after breaking a metatarsal bone?
6 MONTHS
What part of a long bone is most likely to develop fracture?
There is no particular part of a bone that is prone to breaking. It's more a matter of the type of injury.
How do you get bone spur?
A bone spur is a growth of additional bone on top of normal bone. They usually form when the bone repair process is activated over a long time due to pressure, rubbing, or physical stress on the bone over a period of time.
How do you get a bone spur?
A bone spur is a growth of additional bone on top of normal bone. They usually form when the bone repair process is activated over a long time due to pressure, rubbing, or physical stress on the bone over a period of time.
What does the humerous bone?
Yes because the bone is longer then it is wide.
