Question 1

what is the longest bone in the body?

Accepted Answer

Femur or thigh bone : The longest bone in the body is the thigh bone or Femur . It is about 19.9 inches long .At the top it helps to create the ball and socket hip joint . at the bottom, it helps create the knee joint .

Question 2

how many bones does my body have?

Accepted Answer

Over 200: Stated to be 206 as an adult, with 300-350 at birth.

Question 3

what is the shortest bone in human body?

Accepted Answer

Stapes: The stapes is the smallest and lightest named bone in the human body.  It is located inside the ear.

Question 4

how can i get stronger my bones and my body ?

Accepted Answer

Nutrition: Good nutrition and exercise.

Question 5

which bone is most frequently fractured in the body?

Accepted Answer

Collar Bone: Generally, the collar bone or clavicle as the most commonly fractured single bone.  The clavicle is relatively thin and exposed, with little protection.  If you look at general areas, the wrist (made of several bones) is the most common area fractured under the age of 75 and the hip for those over 75 years old.

Question 6

what bone disease affects only one side of your body?

Accepted Answer

Fibrous dysplasia: Multifocal fibrous dysplasia can affect just one side of the body. Along with abnormal areas of pigmentation and endocrine dysfunction this is known as mccune-albright syndrome.

Question 7

i can nearly click every bone in my body. is this normal?

Accepted Answer

For you.: Many people crack their fingers, toes , neck or back. Just about any of the joints can be cracked. The noise is made by a bubble of air being induced out of the cartilage in the joint. This is not thought to be harmful and may actually help the cartilage. In other words it is normal for you.

Question 8

where exactly is the mastoid bone at in your body and what is it's purpose?

Accepted Answer

See below: The mastoid process is behind your ear near the lower, back part of your skull. Its purpose is for attachment of facial muscles, primarily those for chewing (mastication), as well as the sternocleidomastoid muscles in your neck.

Question 9

is there a test that can scan your whole body and look at organs and bones?

Accepted Answer

Yes but why?: There are many tests that can look at your entire body, but i question what you are looking for.  You need to have some indication for the test, and you should remember that there can be side effects to tests. Think about what you want, and talk to your doctor.

Question 10

how can i have ripped abs , im 200 lbs 5"8 tall large bones , what is the fastest way to have nice abs , my body fat index is 25% tnx?

Accepted Answer

Lose weight work out: You need to lose weight and exercise. The fastest way to do that is to eat less than you normally do and dedicate time to exercise. You can see a nutritionist, who may be able to help you with your diet. A personal trainer can also help with your exercise goals.

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