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Fractures Ans: A break or crack in the bone Closed Fracture ©, 2025 All rights reserved® Ans: Broken ends of the bone to NOT break the skin Exampromax - Stuvia US Open Fracture Ans: Broken ends of the bone ARE broken through the skin swelling, deformity, pain/tenderness, loss of use, crepitation Ans: Signs & Symptoms of Fractures Crepitation Ans: A crunchy grating sensation infection Ans: What does an open Fracture have a greater risk of? Greenstick; Transverse; Oblique; Comminuted; Impacted Ans: major types of fractures Greenstick Fracture Ans: A bone is fractured on one side and still connected on the other Transverse Fracture 2 Exampromax - Stuvia US 2025/2026 Ans: A bone is fractured so that the broken ends are straight across and relatively clean Oblique Fracture Ans: A bone is fractured so that the broken ends are on a diagonal and have sharp, pointed ends Comminuted Fracture Ans: A bone is fractured so that there are 2 or more fragments of displaced bone ©, 2025 All rights reserved® Impacted Fracture Exampromax - Stuvia US Ans: A bone is fractured so that there are fracture lines through the bone, but the pieces have not displaced Stress Fracture Ans: Crack or break in a bone related to excessive, repeated overloads pain/tenderness, absence of trauma, repetitive activity, duration Ans: What are signs & symptoms of a stress fracture? poorly conditioned athletes, overweight athletes, athletes with low calcium diets (particularly females) Ans: Who is at greatest risk for stress fractures? sudden increases in intens

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Sports Medicine- Common Athletic Injuries-
HOSA Questions with Detailed Verified
Answers (100% Correct Answers) /Already
Graded A+
Fractures
Ans: A break or crack in the bone

Closed Fracture
Ans: Broken ends of the bone to NOT break the skin
©, 2025 All rights reserved®
Exampromax - Stuvia US




Open Fracture
Ans: Broken ends of the bone ARE broken through the skin

swelling, deformity, pain/tenderness, loss of use, crepitation
Ans: Signs & Symptoms of Fractures

Crepitation
Ans: A crunchy grating sensation

infection
Ans: What does an open Fracture have a greater risk of?

Greenstick; Transverse; Oblique; Comminuted; Impacted
Ans: major types of fractures

Greenstick Fracture
Ans: A bone is fractured on one side and still connected on the other

Transverse Fracture

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Ans: A bone is fractured so that the broken ends are straight across and
relatively clean

Oblique Fracture
Ans: A bone is fractured so that the broken ends are on a diagonal and
have sharp, pointed ends

Comminuted Fracture
Ans: A bone is fractured so that there are 2 or more fragments of displaced
bone

Impacted Fracture
©, 2025 All rights reserved®




Ans: A bone is fractured so that there are fracture lines through the bone,
Exampromax - Stuvia US




but the pieces have not displaced

Stress Fracture
Ans: Crack or break in a bone related to excessive, repeated overloads

pain/tenderness, absence of trauma, repetitive activity, duration
Ans: What are signs & symptoms of a stress fracture?

poorly conditioned athletes, overweight athletes, athletes with low calcium
diets (particularly females)
Ans: Who is at greatest risk for stress fractures?

sudden increases in intensity of workouts
Ans: What usually causes well conditioned athletes to get stress fractures?

Callus
Ans: the healing that occurs in the crack of a bone

xray

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