Ans) E) All of the above.
Calcaneus is the largest and strongest tarsal bone.Calcaneus is also called as heel bone.Calcaneus receives the weight transferred by fibula.The calcaneus is also in contact with cuboid bones and talus.The contact among the talus and calcaneus makes the subtalar joint .The subtalar joint is major for the usual foot activity.
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A) is the largest, strongest tarsal bone B) is the heel bone C) receives weight transferred...
The arches of the foot are supported by (the)... A)carpal bones B)tarsal bones C)metatarsal bones D)metacarpal bones E)all of the above
Name: Date: Section: Chapter 9: The Skeletal System: Appendicular Skeleton These Pre-Laboratory Worksheet questions may be assigned by instructors through their connect course. PRE-LABORATORY WORKSHEET 1. The appendicular skeleton is composed of which of the following Check all that apply - lower limb bones b. pectoral girdle - G. pelvic girdle d. thoracic cage e upper limb bones 2. Which of the following bones compose the pectoral girdle? (Check all that apply.) a. clavicle humerus - Cribs dscapula e. sternum...
The Achilles' tendon, which connects the calf muscles to the heel, is the thickest and strongest tendon in the body. In extreme activities, such as sprinting, it can be subjected to forces as high as 15 times a person's weight. According to one set of experiments, the average area of the Achilles' tendon is 77.5 mm^2 , it's average length is 20 cm, and it's average Young's modulus is 1474 MPa. Part A How much tensile stress is required to...
The Achilles tendon, which connects the calf muscles to the heel, is the thickest and strongest tendon in the body. In extreme activities, such as sprinting, it can be subjected to forces as high as 10 times a person's weight. According to one set of experiments, the average area of the Achilles tendon is 77.9 mm2 , its average length is 25 cm , and its average Young's modulus is 1474 MPa . part a for tensile stress is 7.08x10^7...
MATCHING 10-3: HEEL PUNCTURE PRECAUTION AND RATIONALE Heel Puncture Precaution Heel Puncture Rationale Do not puncture any deeper than 2 mm. A Arteries, nerves, tendons, and cartilage in these Do not puncture areas between the imaginary areas can be injured. boundaries. B. Deeper punctures risk injuring the bone, even in the safest puncture areas. Do not puncture bruised areas. C. Excess tissue fluid in the area could contaminate Do not puncture in the arch and any areas of the specimen...
The primary mineral in bone is A. sodium. B. oxygen. C. calcium. D. potassium. E. iron. 26. Ligaments attach A. muscle to muscle. B. bone to bone. C. muscle to bone. D. nerve to bone. E. nerve to muscle. 27. The mass number of an atom is the number of A. protons in the atom. B. neutrons in the atom. C. protons and electrons in the atom D. electrons and neutrons in the atom. E. neutrons and protons in the...
12. In the diagram, which bone is the short bone? C A D E A) A B) B C) C D) D E) E 12. In the diagram, which bone is the short bone? C A D E A) A B) B C) C D) D E) E
please explain steps 31. Which of the following is the strongest base, i.., has the largest value of K,? Ka(HF) 7.2 x 10 Ka(CICH2COOI) 1.4 x 10 Л. F В. CF C. FCH2COO D. F2CHCOO E. CICH2COO ost norcentage ionization in water?
the pet do the three bones of A C At what cest chial tubery Acetabulum Pelbrim Pubic symphy A B C D E what are you resting your hands on when you rest them on your hips, just becw mac crests Superior gluteal lines ischial spines ischial tuberosities Arcuate lines 18. Which of the following choices accurately describes the crural (leg) bones? A. Both the tibia and fibula are weight-bearing. B. Only the fibula is weight-bearing. C. Only the tibia...
Order Strongest to weakest Bronsted-Lowry Acid? a) H-NO2, b) H-ON, c) H-ONO d) H-NO Order Strongest to weakest Bronsted-Lowry Base? a) I- b)Cl- c) F- d) Br- Order Strongest to weakest Bronsted-Lowry Acid? a) CH4, b) H2O, c) SiH4 d) H2S e) NH4 f) PH3 What is the Lewis base? a) CH4, b) H2O, c) SiH4 d) H2S e) NH4 f) PH3