c. ramus (pubis) d. short bone 47. Arm-like bar of bone a. long bone b.skull c.

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c. ramus (pubis) d. short bone 47. Arm-like bar of bone a. long bone b.skull c. Osteocytes d. None of the above 48. are the mature bone cells. a. Osteoblast b. Osteoclast 49. a. Osteoblast b. Osteoclast ._N.are bud cells c. Osteocytes d. None of the above 50. Osteogenesis is a. is decalcification b. the process of bone formation c. broken bones d. None of these S1. How many bones are in the human body? a. 108 b,150 c. 206 d. 218 52. Where are the long bones located on the body? a. Hand and feet b. Wrist and ankle c. Skull and hip d. Arms and legs 53. Where are the short bones located on the body? a. Fingers and toes b. Skull and hip c. Arms and legs d. Ribs and sternum 54. What is the function of flat bones? a. To protect an organ b. To protect the hip c. To support the lower legs d. To support the upper arm 55. What is the largest bone in the body? a. Humorous b. Pelvis c. Femur d. Vertebrate 56. What part of the bone gives it its strength? a. Sponge Bone b. Compact Bone c. Harvesian canal d. Cartilage 57. What part of the bone is mostly made of fatty cells? a. Yellow bone marrow b. White bone marrow c. Red bone marrow d. Blue bone marrow

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As per CHEGG policy, proceeding to answer only the first 4 questions, that is from Q.47 to Q.50:

Answer 47:

Arm-like bar of the bone: ramus (pubis)

Answer 48:

Osteocytes are the nature bone cells.

Answer 49:

Osteoblasts are bud cells.

Answer 50:

Osteogenesis is the process of bone formation.

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