Lazy Bones
This is the difference between a fracture and a break.
What is nothing?
This bone is the most commonly broken bone in the human body.
What is the collar bone?
Being caged is a good thing, if these bones do their job.
What are rib bones?
The largest joint in your body is located here.
What is knee?
While being curvy may be considered a good thing to some people, in this case, it is most certainly not.
What is scoliosis? (Other spine disorders are acceptable)
This number of bones are found in the adult body.
What is 206?
This is the type of joint from hip to leg.
What is ball and socket?
Both an action in sports and the type of joint for you arm.
What is pivot?
While certain insects may have exoskeletons, humans have this type.
What is an endoskeleton?
What most people refer to as the tailbone is actually called this.
What is coccyx?
Babies have about these many bones.
What is 300?
Humans may be vertebrates but 90% of animals are considered one of these.
What are invertebrates?
Without this, you would sure have a difficult time finding the diameter. This bone is found in your arm.
What is the radius?
This is the longest bone in the body.
What is a femur?
What lives in a bone under the flesh? This sponge-like material.
What is bone marrow?
Term meant for bones that provide support and strength.
What are long bones?
This bone is one of the best for determining the gender of a body.
What is the pelvis?
These ribs don't get attached.
What are floating ribs?
Metacarpals to the hand are this word to the foot.
What are metatarsals?
Not to be associated of those with kingly manner, this deformity sees people bending over backwards.
What is lordosis?
This thing that is part of the skeletal system can go along with the tailbone as a useless feature in the body.
What are wisdom teeth?
The smallest bone in the body is found here.
What is the ear?
Wormian bones are found in this bony structure.
What is the skull?
This number of bones are in the foot.
What is 26?
While your bones are strong, this object of the skeletal system is the toughest around.
What are teeth (enamel)?