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Which period of skeletal development is characterized by structures increasing in size ?
Which period of skeletal development is characterized by structures increasing in size ?
- First trimester
- Fetal period (correct)
- Postnatal period
- All of the above
Which part of the spine is associated with primary curves?
Which part of the spine is associated with primary curves?
- Cervical and lumbar spine
- Throacic spine and sacrum (correct)
- All of the above
- None of the above
Which joint in the lower limb is relatively unstable at birth?
Which joint in the lower limb is relatively unstable at birth?
- Knee joint
- Ankle joint
- Shoulder joint
- Hip joint (correct)
What happens to the depth of the acetabulum during postnatal growth?
What happens to the depth of the acetabulum during postnatal growth?
What happens to the femoral neck inclination during human development?
What happens to the femoral neck inclination during human development?
When does the development of the medial longitudinal arch (MLA) occur?
When does the development of the medial longitudinal arch (MLA) occur?
What stimulates appositional bone growth?
What stimulates appositional bone growth?
Which of the following is true about the development of the lower limb and upper limb?
Which of the following is true about the development of the lower limb and upper limb?
At what age does the medial longitudinal arch (MLA) mature?
At what age does the medial longitudinal arch (MLA) mature?
What happens to the tibiae after birth?
What happens to the tibiae after birth?
What is the direction of the femoral neck characterized by?
What is the direction of the femoral neck characterized by?
Which factor stimulates epiphyseal growth in bones?
Which factor stimulates epiphyseal growth in bones?
During which period of skeletal development does cartilaginous skeletal template form?
During which period of skeletal development does cartilaginous skeletal template form?
What is the most pronounced during the first 2 years of skull development?
What is the most pronounced during the first 2 years of skull development?
What happens to the femoral neck direction during human development?
What happens to the femoral neck direction during human development?
What happens to the tibial torsion after birth?
What happens to the tibial torsion after birth?
When does the development of the medial longitudinal arch (MLA) occur?
When does the development of the medial longitudinal arch (MLA) occur?
The development of the medial longitudinal arch (MLA) occurs during the fetal period.
The development of the medial longitudinal arch (MLA) occurs during the fetal period.
The growth rate of skeletal and muscular development is fastest during the first year of life.
The growth rate of skeletal and muscular development is fastest during the first year of life.
The calvarial expansion is most pronounced during the first 6-7 years of skull development.
The calvarial expansion is most pronounced during the first 6-7 years of skull development.
Developmental variations in the lower limb are often mistaken for deformities.
Developmental variations in the lower limb are often mistaken for deformities.
The direction of the femoral neck is characterized by its anteversion and inclination.
The direction of the femoral neck is characterized by its anteversion and inclination.
The femoral neck inclination increases from birth to adulthood.
The femoral neck inclination increases from birth to adulthood.
The development of the medial longitudinal arch occurs between 2 and 6 years of age.
The development of the medial longitudinal arch occurs between 2 and 6 years of age.
Study Notes
Skeletal Development
- The period of skeletal development characterized by structures increasing in size is postnatal growth.
- Primary curves are associated with the thoracic and sacrum parts of the spine.
- The joint in the lower limb that is relatively unstable at birth is the ankle joint.
- During postnatal growth, the depth of the acetabulum increases.
- The femoral neck inclination increases from birth to adulthood.
Limb Development
- The medial longitudinal arch (MLA) develops between 2 and 6 years of age.
- The development of the MLA occurs during the postnatal period.
- The development of the MLA matures at around 6 years of age.
- The tibiae rotate inward after birth, a process known as medial tibial torsion.
Bone Growth
- Appositional bone growth is stimulated by growth hormone.
- Epiphyseal growth in bones is stimulated by thyroid hormone.
- The cartilaginous skeletal template forms during the embryonic period.
Skull Development
- The growth rate of skeletal and muscular development is fastest during the first year of life.
- Calvarial expansion is most pronounced during the first 6-7 years of skull development.
Lower Limb Development
- Developmental variations in the lower limb are often mistaken for deformities.
- The direction of the femoral neck is characterized by its anteversion and inclination.
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Test your knowledge on musculoskeletal development with this quiz! From the skeletal system to the positioning of the center of gravity, this quiz covers various topics including the curves of the spine, cranium, upper limb, and lower limb. Challenge yourself and see how well you understand the vulnerable stages of musculoskeletal development.
