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What else can I help you with?
What body part use in measuring?
the bones they use are the leg the thigh and the spine.
What is the point of the pelvis protruding out anteriorly just above your thigh?
anterior superior iliac spine
How short were Ally McBeal's skirts?
Some were shorter than mid thigh, mostly in season 1 and then they got longer.
How can you lose your thigh weight in one day?
You can't. It takes longer than a day to lose weight from your thighs (or anywhere, for that matter).
Do men have a longer thigh bone as women?
It depends on how tall you are.
How can your spine lengthen in outer space?
In space there is little or no gravity. Therefore you body does not have the pressure of gravity pressing down on it. After sustained periods of time, the muscles around your spine strengthen in the new position. When you return to earth you spine can be longer than when you left.
What pulse is found on the inner thigh?
Femoral pulse: located in the inner thigh, at the mid-inguinal point, halfway between the pubic symphysis and anterior superior iliac spine (femoral artery). (from Wikipedia)
What are symptom if spine is affected?
Inflammation on the middle back right side to the hip and right thigh can't sleep on the right side what is this?
Do thigh toners really work?
Some thigh toners are better than others. The Thigh Master seems to have a good track record.
Why any thigh cannot travel faster than light?
A "thigh" is part of a leg, no leg can run faster than a cheetah's - 64 miles per hour. This prevents any "thigh" going any faster than this.
How wide is the spine of the human?
People have tried to work it out but it is impossible to measure the spine it is estimated 18.9 centimeters. Also peoples are longer than others some are 4 centimeters some are 14 even some 20!
A bone that is longer than it is wide?
A long bone is a bone that is longer than it is wide, such as the femur in the thigh or the humerus in the upper arm. These bones are predominantly found in the limbs and are important for providing structure, support, and movement.
