Suara.com – What’s that collector bone? These bones are very important in the human body. The collecting bone is one of the bone segments that is in the upper arm. Then what function of the scapula?
This collecting bone is used for movement and activity. The radius bone is composed of bones that are shaped like a solid and strong pipe with the front of the bone having a cavity for the bone marrow.
Place the lever bone is between the elbow and the wrist and is on the side ulna. The lever bone has two ends that are shorter than the ulna which is 20-26 cm long.
In general, the function of the lever bone is to form the skeleton of the forearm and to house muscles and connect the wrist and upper arm. Not only that, the lever bone is also useful for supporting weight.
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Then what are the functions of the lever bone that you must know? Check out the list below.
- Helping hands lift objects
- Arrange the forearm framework as part of the upper limb.
- Move the wrist
- Helps muscles to move elbows and arms
- The place where the biceps attaches
- Forms the existing bullet joint on the wrist
- Produces blood cells because there is bone marrow in it.
The scapula is a cartilaginous bone
The lever bone is the cartilage bone that suffers injury from the sternum. Injuries in the lumbar spine are like when a person holds weight with the focus of the lower arm.
Types of disorders that are prone to the lever bone are fractures that cause bone fragments to penetrate the skin, greenstick fractures that often occur in the elderly, prone to fractures for children.
The effects of an injury to the lever bone include bruising and swelling, the presence of protruding parts of the bone, a crackling sound in the bones and a feeling of tenderness in the forearm.
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If you experience conditions like the above, you are required to immediately see a doctor so as not to aggravate the injury in the future. Thus is the function of the lever bone that you need to know.
Contributors: Muhammad Zuhdi Hidayat
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