The Skeletal System MCQs cover a broad range of topics related to the human skeletal structure, aimed at testing knowledge and understanding of its anatomy, functions, and disorders. These multiple-choice questions are designed to assess familiarity with bones, joints, and related terminology. They typically include inquiries about bone classification, such as long, short, flat, and…
The bones of lower limb /extremity are connected with the trunk by means of the pelvic girdle. The lower extremity consists of thirty-one bones each side (Left-Right side), The Lower Limb anatomy bones, and description is given below: Bones of Lower Limb: Skeletal System Bones of Lower Limb anatomy bones And lower extremity bones. 1…
Osteoporosis Definition of Osteoporosis is a condition in which bones become weak and brittle, due to low bone mass and bone tissue loss. Osteoporosis affects the structure and strength of bone and makes fractures, especially in the spine, hip, and wrists. More resorption (removal of calcium) and less deposition of calcium is responsible for osteoporosis,…
What is Pain? Pain is an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage or described in terms of such damage. International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) Because of the inherent subjective nature of pain, and the fact that the word “pain” itself connotes multiple meanings, the International Association…
The Body Cavities:- The place to keep vital & other organs in the body and provide them with adequate space is called a cavity. Mainly it is divided into two parts. Dorsal body cavity and ventral body cavity. Four major cavities in the body are the cranial, thoracic, abdominal, pelvic. And many others such as…
The human Skeletal System is the bony framework of the body. it forms cavities and fossa that protect some delicate organs structures of our body, and also from the joints and give attachment to muscles that provide movement of the body. The skeletal system parts and functions are described in two parts axial and appendicular….