What type of bone is a vertebra?
A vertebra is classified as a bone. Vertebrae are found in the back and is known as an irregular bone.
Where is your cranium located?
It is somewhat difficult to believe that a person who is capable of posting a question on this site (and correctly spelled, at that) doesn't know where the skull is located, but I will tell you anyway. The skull is a structure made of bone which contains the brain, and which is underneath the skin of your head.
What attaches your muscles from your bones?
tendons
tendons grasp onto bones holding the bones in place so when the muscles move, the bones will also move
Is it possible for one arm to be say stronger than the other arm?
Yes. People may tend to use their dominant side (if they're left or right handed) more often, causing it to be slighly stronger than the other. Usually the difference is very slight, but extreme differences can cause one side to be underdeveloped, resulting in awkward posture and gait. Any differences can usually be corrected by training of the weaker side with weights and other resistance exercises.
What would happen if your spine breaks?
Depends on the severity of the breakage. Breaking your back isn't the biggest problem; your spinal column is meant to protect your spinal cord. Problems arise if your spinal column is wrecked enough that it affects the spinal cord (such as a broken spinal column slicing right through the spinal cord. This is why if you shouldn't try to move someone if you think their back is broken, because there's a chance you could do more damage). If the spinal cord is left intact, you could heal without any sort of neurological problems, but it takes quite some time and you have to be very careful while waiting for your back to heal.
If the spinal cord is damaged, there is a chance for neurological damage, as well as partial or complete paralysis. The degree of paralysis depends on the location of the damage (roughly: at around the neck, quadriplegia; below, paraplegia).
How can one get rid of cervical neck pain?
There are several ways to control cervical cancer pain, and you should ask your doctor which is right for you. You can take oral medications such as hydrocodone, or receive injections of it. You can also use a pain patch, a patch that is applied to the skin that releases pain medication throughout the day.
Cerebrospinal fluid can be found at the base of the spine for unknown reasons, and cause excruciating pain. Cerebrospinal fluid leaks can also result from surgery in that area or trauma.
What bone in the human body begins with the letter U?
It is the ulna, which is located on the opposite side of the forearm from the thumb.
Does a cartilage epiphysis have a blood supply?
Yes, it lacks them. They are found in the surrounding perichondrium.
The resilent substance that keeps bone ends from crushing when compressed?
The articular cartilage is the resilient substance that prevents bone ends from crushing when compressed. Cartilage is both flexible and tough.
How do you know what body shape you are?
The question is vague, but I'll give it a shot.
The main female body types are pyramid, inverse pyramid, rectangular, and hourglass. The vast majority of women are rectangular, and traditionally the most attractive is hourglass.
You look at your hips relative to your shoulders. If your hips are broader, you are a pyramid, shoulders broader you are a inverse pyramid.
If they are the same, you are rectangular. If you are rectangular, but have a smaller midsection you are hourglass (most people do at least a little, but to be truly "hourglass" you have to dip in rather significantly).
Is Production and development of blood cells, normally in the bone marrow.
What is the special features of the bone cells?
the correct size of main bonding conductor for a tn-s system
How many vertebrae are in the thoracic spine in humans?
12 Thoracic
FYI 7 cervical, 5 Lumbar and 5 fused Sacral
Where are sensory stretch receptors of the withdrawal reflex located?
they are located in the limbs, because the limbs are the effectors of the withdrawal reflex.
The bones in the arms and legs. These would be the radius and ulna in the distal part of the arm. That is the part connected to the hand. In the proximal part of the arm, it would be
the humerus. That is the bone connected to the shoulder.
In the legs, the limb bones are the femur, the tibia and the fibula.
The femur is the large bone that articulates with the hip.
The tibia and fibula are in the distal leg, near the foot.
The patella is the knee cap found between the femur and the tibia and fibula.
Many would not consider it a limb bone, but it is found in the limbs so many would.
There are also many bones in your writs, hands and feet.
A wristbone is a bone found in the wrist, also known as carpal bones.
What organs does the clavicle protect?
The only organs that the arm bones protect are blood vessls and the lymph vessles.
Are platelet produced in the bone marrow?
Platelets are also known as thrombocytes. One of their main functions is blood coagulation. Formation of thrombocytes or platelets occure when the endothelium is damaged. The endothelium is the inner lining of blood vessels. Therefore, platelets are formed within and by damaged blood vessels.
How risky is a bone marrow transplant?
Bone marrow transplants are accompanied by serious and life-threatening risks. Furthermore, they are not always an absolute assurance of a cure for the underlying ailment; a disease may recur in the future.