Bone Fractures

Question 1

Break that does not penetrate the skin

Answer 1

Closed (simple) fracture

Question 2

Broken bone penetrates through the skin

Answer 2

Open (compound bone) fracture

Question 3

Broken bone penetrates through the skin

Answer 3

Open (compound bone) fracture

Question 4

Bone fracture are treated by?

Answer 4

Reduction
Immobilization

Question 5

Reduction and immobilization treatment

Answer 5

Realignment of the bone

Question 6

Bones breaks into many fragments
-common in aged people, whose bones r brittle

Answer 6

Comminuted

Question 7

Bone is crushed
Common in porous bones
Osteoporotic bones

Answer 7

Compression

Question 8

Typical skull fracture
Broken bone portion is pressed inwards

Answer 8

Depressed

Question 9

Occurs when attempts to fall with outstretched arms

Broken bones ends are forced to meet into each other

Answer 9

Impacted

Question 10

Common in sports fracture

Ragged break occurs when excessive twisting forces are applied to the bone

Answer 10

Spiral

Question 11

Bones breaks incompletely much in the way a green twig breaks

Common in children whose bones are more flexible than those of others

Answer 11

Greenstick

Question 12

Break is splinted by fibro cartilage to form?

Answer 12

Callus

Question 13

Internal callus
External callus
New blood vessels
Spongy bone trabecula

Answer 13

Fibrocartilage callus formation

Question 14

Healed fracture

Answer 14

Bone remodeling

Question 15

Fibro cartilage callus replaced by?

Answer 15

Bony callus