Fractures

This fx does NOT transverse through the entire bone. (a. complete b. incomplete c. impacted)

This is an open fx; it breaks through the skin.

This is a fx in multiple pieces.

This image demonstrates what type of apposition ? (anatomic, distraction or bayonet)

(True or False) This closed fx does not break through the skin. It therfore falls under the category of Simple fx.

This type of fx goes straight across a bone (less than 30 deg. angle).

This is an incomplete fx; it is most often seen in children.

This is a fx of the pedicles of C2.

This is a fx of the distal radius with posterior displacement of the wrist.

This is a fx of the floor of the orbit.

This fracture is where one fragment is driven into another.

This is a fx of the 5th metacarpal.

This is a fx in which fx lines radiate from a central point of impact.

This is a fx of the ankle; it is a bi-malleoluar fx.

This is the definition of a fx that transverses all the way through the bone. (a. incomplete b. complete c. comminuted)

This is what type of fx (it 'twists' around the bone ) ?