Fracture Trauma Terminology Flashcards

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ligaments

A

connect bone to bone

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tendons

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connect muscle to bone

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sprain

A

stretching and tearing of ligaments

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4
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strain

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overstretching and/or overexertion of muscle

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5
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blood loss of rib associated with fractures

A

125mL

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blood loss of radius or ulna associated with fractures

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250-500mL

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7
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blood loss of humerus associated with fractures

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500-700mL

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blood loss of femur associated with fractures

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1,000-2,000mL

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9
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blood loss of pelvis associated with fractures

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1,000mL+

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10
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injury presentation of hip fracture

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  • affected leg is shortened and externally rotated
  • fractures closer to the head of the femur may present similarly to anterior hip dislocation
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injury presentation of hip dislocation

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  • affected leg is shortened and internally rotated
  • usually a posterior dislocation of the femoral head
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injury presentation of femur fracture

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  • affected leg is shortened and externally rotated with mid-thigh swelling (from hemorrhage)
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