A compound fracture is another term for a headline fracture. It refers to a bone fracture where the broken bone pierces the skin, leading to an open wound.
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Humerus.
The combining form -clasis refers to the breaking or surgical fracture of a bone. It is derived from the Greek word "klasis" which means "breaking." Examples include osteoclasis (surgical bone breaking) and arthroclasis (breaking of a joint).
The upper arm bone is the humerus, nicknamed the "funny bone" because of its similarity to the word "humorous".
there is no such thing the ligaments will never have enough force to rip skin open the word compound usually goes with the word fracture a compound fracture is where the bone is goes through the skin and is visible
A bone fracture is the medical term for a "broken bone" but with 8 letters it does not suit. Perhaps splint is a term that could be used but it is not the correct medical term.
'Hone' means 'bone' in Japanese.
The word fracture is a noun or a verb. The noun form is something that has been broken. The verb form means to break.
With reference to people and other animals it often implies being excessively underweight.
No the word "broker" does not mean to fracture as in a bone. The word should be "broke" as in "one of the players broke their ankle."
a dislocation is always between two or more articulating joint while a fracture is discontinuation of a bone. physically in fractures there might be change in length of the extremity while they wouldn't be any change in dislocation