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BMST Exam Questions And Answers 2025
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Patella - Answer✔sesmoid bone
sprain - Answer✔damage to ligaments
strain - Answer✔damage to muscle or tendon
grade 1 sprain - Answer✔overstretching or slight tearing
grade 2 sprain - Answer✔moderate or partial tearing to a ligament or tendon
grade 3 sprain - Answer✔complete tear or rupture to a ligament or tendon
acute - Answer✔quick onset, immediate
chronic - Answer✔prolonged, repetitive, long lasting
red bone marrow - Answer✔flat bones and ends of long bones (red blood cells)
yellow bone marrow - Answer✔internal medial portion of long bones (white blood cells)
stitches - Answer✔gaping, +4cm, movement, face
cause of DOMS - Answer✔unfamiliar or extreme exercise
simple fracture - Answer✔can be incomplete or complete but does not pierce the skin
compound fracture - Answer✔a complete break in bone where bone ends separate and break
through the skin
greenstick fracture - Answer✔an incomplete break in the shaft of the bone; usually in children
buckle fracture - Answer✔an incomplete break in which there is axial loading of a long bone.
stress fracture - Answer✔a small incomplete break in bone that results in overuse, weakness or
bio mechanical problems
avulsion fracture - Answer✔tendon or ligament pulls off a piece of the bone
epiphyseal plate fracture - Answer✔a bone breaks at the growth plate
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BMST Exam Questions And Answers 2025
Update.
Patella - Answer✔sesmoid bone
sprain - Answer✔damage to ligaments
strain - Answer✔damage to muscle or tendon
grade 1 sprain - Answer✔overstretching or slight tearing
grade 2 sprain - Answer✔moderate or partial tearing to a ligament or tendon
grade 3 sprain - Answer✔complete tear or rupture to a ligament or tendon
acute - Answer✔quick onset, immediate
chronic - Answer✔prolonged, repetitive, long lasting
red bone marrow - Answer✔flat bones and ends of long bones (red blood cells)
yellow bone marrow - Answer✔internal medial portion of long bones (white blood cells)
stitches - Answer✔gaping, +4cm, movement, face
cause of DOMS - Answer✔unfamiliar or extreme exercise
simple fracture - Answer✔can be incomplete or complete but does not pierce the skin
compound fracture - Answer✔a complete break in bone where bone ends separate and break
through the skin
greenstick fracture - Answer✔an incomplete break in the shaft of the bone; usually in children
buckle fracture - Answer✔an incomplete break in which there is axial loading of a long bone.
stress fracture - Answer✔a small incomplete break in bone that results in overuse, weakness or
bio mechanical problems
avulsion fracture - Answer✔tendon or ligament pulls off a piece of the bone
epiphyseal plate fracture - Answer✔a bone breaks at the growth plate
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