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Review of various fractures and bone injuries

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What is a frature?   show
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show A common fracture in children where the bone breaks incompletely.  
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show A ragged break that occurs when excessive twisting forces are applied to a bone.  
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Describe an "impacted" fracture.   show
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show When a bone is broken completely and into many pieces.  
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show When a bone undergoes an incomplete and longitudinal break.  
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show A complete break in the bone that occurs at a right angle to the axis of the bone.  
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show A complete break in the bone that occurs at an angle other than a right angle to the axis of the bone.  
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What is a "simple" fracture?   show
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What is a "compound" fracture?   show
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show Microdamage due to repeated loading of low magnitude forces on the bone.  
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show Any increase in magnitude or frequency of bone loading.  
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show When an injury to the bone involves disruption of blood supply to an epiphysis of a bone.  
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