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Review of various fractures and bone injuries

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What is a frature?   show
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Describe a "greenstick" fracture.   show
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Describe a "sprial" fracture.   show
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show When broken bone ends are forced into each other.  
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Describe a "comminuted" fracture.   show
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Describe a "fissured" fracture.   show
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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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show When a bone sustains a break and does NOT protrude through the soft tissues of the integuemtary system.  
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show When a bone breaks or sustains an injury and one or both ends of the bone protrude through the skin.  
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What is a "stress" fracture?   show
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What is a "stress reaction"?   show
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What is "osteochondrosis"?   show
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