A child has a partial thickness fracture. What are you going to call it? a. Gree

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A child has a partial thickness fracture. What are you going to call it? a. Greenstick b. Spiral c. Comminuted d. Compound Bob shattered his ankle at the disco by falling out of an elevated cage. What type of fracture is this? a. Greenstick b. Spiral c. Comminuted d. Compound What runs in the central canal of long bones? a. Arteries b. Veins c. Nerves d. All 3 Pituitary dwarfs most likely will have_______. a. a malformed face due to hyaline cartilage growth problems. b. a perfectly proportioned, if small, face. c. an unusually large head. d. an extremely large forehead and chin.

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31 answer: GREENSTICK FRACTURE

This type of fracture is an incomplete breakl of bones and mostly occur in Children. The bones which are soft mostly experience this type of fracture. This is partial fracture because in this only continuity of the bone is disturbed while the outer shell of the bone is not disturbed and remains as it is , in the intact form.

32 answer: COMMINUTED

it is given that ankle bone is shattered at disco so the fracture in which bone is broken in more than two pieces is called comminuted fracture. This is also known as Multifragmentary fracture.

Answer 33: ALL 3

In the central canal of long bones , Haversian canal runs which includes the blood vessels and also nerve fibres, to communicate the bone cells. Blood vessels includes arteries and veins . so all 3 are the correct option

Answer 34:

c a perfectly proportioned , if small, face

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