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Correct:Patella*QS041002.AIF*
Wrong 1:Clavicle
Wrong 2:Humerus
Wrong 3:Ilium
Wrong 4:Mandible
Wrong 5:Pelvis
Wrong 6:Radius
Wrong 7:Sternum
Wrong 8:Ulna
GeoByte1:The kneecap, a "floating" bone, is not directly attached to any other bone. It is connected to the skeleton by flexible bands called ligaments.
GeoByte2:This bone's name comes from a Latin word that means "shallow dish."
GeoByte3:Athletes often suffer injuries to the tendons, ligaments and cartilage surrounding the patella.
GeoByte4:The patella, or kneecap, protects the knee joint-the largest joint in the body.
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