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Compression Fracture
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1 Fracture that commonly occurs in the vertebral bodies as a result of flexion of the spine
Small bone fragments torn off bony prominences at sites of a muscle of origin
2
usually a result of indirectly applied tension forces within ligaments and tendons rather
than direct blows
3 Fracture where bone fragment(s) penetrate the overlying skin
, 4 What projection would show fluid in maxillary sinus to diagnose a Blow-out fracture?
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Small bone fragments torn off bony Avulsion
prominences at sites of a muscle of
origin
usually a result of indirectly applied
tension forces within ligaments and
tendons rather than direct blows
Fracture of the base of the 1st Bennett's
metacarpal bone w/c extends into
the CMC joint
A transverse fracture of the medial Bimalleolar Fracture
malleolus and a low oblique fracture
of the distal fibula
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Compression Fracture
Choose an answer
1 Fracture that commonly occurs in the vertebral bodies as a result of flexion of the spine
Small bone fragments torn off bony prominences at sites of a muscle of origin
2
usually a result of indirectly applied tension forces within ligaments and tendons rather
than direct blows
3 Fracture where bone fragment(s) penetrate the overlying skin
, 4 What projection would show fluid in maxillary sinus to diagnose a Blow-out fracture?
Don't know?
Terms in this set (40)
Small bone fragments torn off bony Avulsion
prominences at sites of a muscle of
origin
usually a result of indirectly applied
tension forces within ligaments and
tendons rather than direct blows
Fracture of the base of the 1st Bennett's
metacarpal bone w/c extends into
the CMC joint
A transverse fracture of the medial Bimalleolar Fracture
malleolus and a low oblique fracture
of the distal fibula