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Questions and Answers
Why does the human skeleton have lots of small bones with many joints?
Why does the human skeleton have lots of small bones with many joints?
- To provide flexibility and allow a wide range of movements (correct)
- To store essential minerals for the body's use
- To increase body weight and support heavier loads
- To reduce the risk of injuries in case of accidents
What is the purpose of the joint connecting the femur to the tibia?
What is the purpose of the joint connecting the femur to the tibia?
- Facilitate movement and support body weight (correct)
- Increase the flexibility of the lower limb
- Store essential minerals for the body's use
- Reduce the risk of injuries in case of accidents
Which part of a joint is responsible for connecting the humerus to the radius and the ulna?
Which part of a joint is responsible for connecting the humerus to the radius and the ulna?
- Synovial fluid
- Cartilage
- Ligaments (correct)
- Tendons
Flashcards
Small Bones in Skeleton
Small Bones in Skeleton
Provide flexibility and enable a wide range of movements.
Femur to Tibia Joint
Femur to Tibia Joint
Facilitates movement and supports body weight.
Humerus Connection
Humerus Connection
Ligaments connect the humerus to the radius and ulna.
