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What does the term diploe refer to?
internal layer of spongy bone in flat bones
What does the abbreviation ORIF stand for?
ORIF stands for Open Reduction Internal Fixation in medical terms. This is a type of surgery used to fix broken bones. During this two part surgery, the bone is put back into place then an internal fixation tool is inserted to put the bone back together with screws or plates.
Does cone have a long o sound?
Yes. The word cone has a long O (oh) and a silent E. It rhymes with bone and phone.
What is a word or phrase that ends with bone?
Idiomatic phrases that use the word BONE include the following : bad to the bone - evil or incorrigible bare bones - rudimentary or simple version chilled to the bone - a person who is extremely cold feel it in your bones - to know instinctively funny bone - sense of humor skull and crossbones - the pirate flag or Jolly Roger work your fingers to the bone - laboring long and hard Words ending in bone (not necessarily bones) : cuttlebone herringbone trombone wishbone t bone dog bone backbone chicken bone (see also the related links below) Family Feud answers: t-bone bad to the bone dog bone backbone wishbone funny bone chicken bone
What is the plural for bone?
The plural for bone is bones.
When was Silent to the Bone created?
Silent to the Bone was created in 2000.
What is the difference in medicine from an external screw from an internal screw for an orthopedic surgery?
internal screws are fixed straight to the bone under the skin and cant be seen. External screws are also fixed to the bone through the skin and you can see them... this is easier to tighten screws and if you have a very bad break
How many pages does Silent to the Bone have?
Silent to the Bone has 261 pages.
What is diploe and where is it located?
diploe is a layer of spongy bone separates the external and internal tables of the compact bones that made the skull up.
Can a human bone penetrate the human body?
Yes it can, either from an external or internal approach. Only if it's sharp enough like a compound fracture.
How is the internal part of a bone called?
The bone marrow.
Is an open fracture extrinsic or intrinsic?
An open fracture is considered an extrinsic injury because it results from external forces, such as trauma or impact, that break the bone and cause the skin to pierce or break. This type of fracture exposes the bone to the external environment, increasing the risk of infection. In contrast, intrinsic factors would involve internal causes like diseases or conditions affecting bone integrity.
In silent to the bone what is vivian's last name?
Shawcurt
What Bone protect the internal organ below the waist?
The pelvic bone protects internal organ below the waist.
What is the recommended internal temperature for cooking a bone-in ham?
The recommended internal temperature for cooking a bone-in ham is 145F.
What is the external sheath or covering on a bone called?
The external sheath or covering on a bone is called the periosteum. It is a fibrous membrane that contains blood vessels and nerves and helps in bone growth and repair.
What is the skull bone that contains the internal portions of the ear?
temporal bone
