Fractures

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16 questions
2
Match the correct description of the X-ray fracture to the image.
Other Answer Choices:
Fracture caused by direct impact to the leg.
Fracture caused by direct impact to the elbow.
Fracture caused by direct impact to the arm.
2
Match the correct description of the X-ray to the image.
Other Answer Choices:
A dislocation involving the humerus
A dislocation involving the elbow
A fracture involving the humerus
A fracture involving the clavicle
4
Draggable itemCorresponding Item
Metatarsal fracture
A fracture of the finger or toe
Clavicle fracture
A fracture of the kneecap
Phalangeal fracture
A fracture of the long bones of the foot
Patella fracture
A fracture of the collar bone
3

Match the following descriptions to the appropriate type of fracture

Draggable itemCorresponding Item
Bone break has a horizontal orientation
Transverse Fracture
Bone is shattered into multiple pieces
Comminuted Fracture
A bone split at an angle
Spiral Fracture
3

Match the fracture type with its description

Draggable itemCorresponding Item
usually the result of a strong bending force
Comminuted Fracture
Break caused by impact
Spiral Fracture
Caused by a severe twisting force
Transverse Fracture
3

Match the fracture with the primary cause

Draggable itemCorresponding Item
high-impact injury such as a car crash
Spiral Fracture
Fall where person lands on their side
Comminuted Fracture
Sports-related accident
Transverse Fracture
2

Align the fracture type to the suitable treatment

Draggable itemCorresponding Item
Immobilization with a cast or brace
Transverse Fracture
Surgery with pins, screws or plates
Comminuted Fracture
2

Which cells are responsible for breaking down the bone in the remodeling phase of bone healing?

2

What is the first stage in the healing process of fractures?

2

What is the second stage in the healing of a fracture?

2

What is the name of 1?

2

What is the name of 15?

2

What is the name of #4?

2

What is the name of #6 and 11?

2

What is the name of #14?

2

Does #3 represent the medial or lateral side of the femur?