Femur

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive overview of the femur, the longest and strongest bone in the human body. It covers the femur's structure, its connections with the pelvis, tibia, and patella, and its role in forming the hip and knee joints. The tutorial details the femur's three anatomical sections: proximal, shaft, and distal, highlighting key features and muscle attachments. It also discusses the clinical significance of the femoral neck and the importance of the femur's ability to withstand pressure from all directions.

What is the function of the femur in the human body?

Describe the anatomical sections of the femur.

What are the joints formed by the femur?

Explain the significance of the femoral neck.

What are the main muscles that attach to the femur?

How does the structure of the femoral shaft differ from its proximal and distal sections?

What is the role of hyaline cartilage in the femur?