BCP 201 GD: Bones 5 A-D (First Timers)

The strongest and longest bone in your body is the:

The two bones of your forearm arm are the ulna and radius. The bone of your upper arm is the homerun.

The wide bone of your pelvis that some of your femur muscles attach to is the:

Bone fibers are organized in directions to make the bones stronger.

Trabeculae are built to strengthen your bones to handle stresses better. “Trab” comes from the Latin word which means ‘beam” or “timber”.

The skull has spongy trabecular bone sandwiched between compact bone.

Plane wings have “ribs”. Plane wing “ribs“ might be named after our ribs.