CAMRT - Fractures Part I Exam Questions
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Small bone fragments torn off Avulsion Fracture
bony
prominences at sites of a muscle
of
origin.
Fracture of the base of the 1st Bennet's Fracture
Metacarpal bone (thumb), which
extends into the carpometacarpal
(CMC) joint.
A transverse fracture of the medial Bimalleolar Fracture
malleolus and a low oblique
fracture
of the distal fibula.
Transverse fracture of the neck of Boxer's Fracture
the
5th metacarpal with volar (palmar)
angulation of the distal fragment.
This injury is typically the result of Boxer's Fracture
a
blow struck with the fist.
, Also known as "simple" fracture; Closed Fracture
any
fracture where the overlying skin is
intact
Fracture composed of more than Comminuted Fracture
two fracture fragments
A fracture that results in Complete Fracture
discontinuity
between 2 or more fracture
fragments
Fracture where bone does not Incomplete Fracture
break
into separate fragments
Any fracture where the overlying Compound Fracture
skin
is disrupted; fragments of bone
protrude through the skin.
Also known as "Open" fracture
Fracture that commonly occurs in Compression Fracture
the
vertebral bodies as a result of
flexion
of the spine.
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Updated 2026
Small bone fragments torn off Avulsion Fracture
bony
prominences at sites of a muscle
of
origin.
Fracture of the base of the 1st Bennet's Fracture
Metacarpal bone (thumb), which
extends into the carpometacarpal
(CMC) joint.
A transverse fracture of the medial Bimalleolar Fracture
malleolus and a low oblique
fracture
of the distal fibula.
Transverse fracture of the neck of Boxer's Fracture
the
5th metacarpal with volar (palmar)
angulation of the distal fragment.
This injury is typically the result of Boxer's Fracture
a
blow struck with the fist.
, Also known as "simple" fracture; Closed Fracture
any
fracture where the overlying skin is
intact
Fracture composed of more than Comminuted Fracture
two fracture fragments
A fracture that results in Complete Fracture
discontinuity
between 2 or more fracture
fragments
Fracture where bone does not Incomplete Fracture
break
into separate fragments
Any fracture where the overlying Compound Fracture
skin
is disrupted; fragments of bone
protrude through the skin.
Also known as "Open" fracture
Fracture that commonly occurs in Compression Fracture
the
vertebral bodies as a result of
flexion
of the spine.
