Funny bone

The video discusses the concept of the 'funny bone,' explaining that the pain felt when hitting it is due to the ulnar nerve, which is not protected by muscle or bone. The ulnar nerve runs along the elbow, connecting the ulna and humerus bones. The term 'humerus' sounds like 'humorous,' leading to a doctor's joke about the funny bone, though the humor is debated.

Why is the term 'funny bone' considered misleading?

• Because it is a myth.

• Because it is not actually a bone.

• Because it is not funny when hit.

• Because it is located in the leg.

What is the role of the ulnar nerve in the sensation felt when hitting the elbow?

• It is not involved in the sensation.

• It is unprotected, causing pain when hit.

• It is protected by bone, reducing pain.

• It is protected by muscle, reducing pain.

Which bones are connected by the ulnar nerve?

• Scapula and clavicle

• Femur and tibia

• Ulna and humerus

• Radius and ulna

What is the pun related to the 'humerus' bone?

• It is located near the heart.

• It is the strongest bone in the body.

• It sounds like 'humorous', meaning funny.

• It is shaped like a smile.

Why does the speaker conclude that the joke about the 'humerus' is not funny?

• Because it is a common joke.

• Because it causes pain.

• Because it is a play on words that isn't amusing.

• Because it is difficult to understand.