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A Detailed View On Biomechanics

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1 Question
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Which type of bone is described as spongy and the inner component?

Compact bone

Cancellous bone

Cortical bone

Anisotrophic bone
2 Question
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What type of material is a bone in terms of its mechanical properties?

Brittle material

Anisotropic

Isotropic

Viscoelastic
3 Question
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What type of loading makes bone more stiff?

Slow loads 

Compression loads 

Tension loads 

Longitudinal loads 
4 Question
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What is the primary function of the vertebral body?

Maintain bone density

Resist tension loads

Protects spinal cord

Provide flexitibility

5 Question
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What is the primary material composition of the cortical bone?

Compact, dense shell

Spongy, inner component

90 to 95% collagen

Hydroxyapatite crystals
6 Question
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What is the most common type of energy conversion involved in bone remodeling?

Chemical - thermal - electrical

Mechanical - thermal - electrical

Mechanical - electrical - chemical

Thermal - mechanical - electrical
7 Question
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What is the term used to describe the conversion of one type of energy or force into another, such as in bone remodeling?

Transformational energy shift

Transduction

Conversionary process

Energy transference
8 Question
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What is the term for the bone's response to deformation due to mechanical stress, resulting in electric polarization and bone healing?

Piezoelectricity

Stress-induced electroactivity

Mechano-electrical polarization

Electromagnetic resonance
9 Question
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What percentage of the entire height of the spinal column do intervertebral discs (IVDs) make up?

5-8%

20-33%

10-15%

40-50%
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Which component of the intervertebral disc (IVD) transmits loads from one vertebral body to the next?

Nucleus Pulposus

Cartilaginous endplate

Annulus fibrosus

Glycosaminoglycans