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- Mastering and Unit 3 A Mastering andP Unit x kylemore abbey ireland - I myct/itemView?assignmentProblemlD-1506267968attemptNo=1&offset=next + - tudy Questions 57 of 205 ✓ Rev Correct If the hip is dislocated posteriorly, it may stretch or injure this nerve. Part B Tanner is discussing her injury with you during recovery. Which of her remarks indicate a need for additional education about her injury? "When you look at how tight those connections are, it's easy to see why I can't move my leg around at the hip the way I move my arm around at the shoulder." O "The bottom of my spinal column is really different from the top!" "I dislocated my shoulder twice. I guess this hip injury is just the same sort of thing I'm surprised it hasn't happened before. I'm sort of fyrvous that it could just slip out any time "I didn't realize that so many of the hip bones were fused together." O Submit Request Answer Provide Feedback Next > - 127 PM

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Ans Should be C :- because the information the tanner have that is shoulder dislocation and hip dislocation are almost similar is wrong he need to be educated.

the shoulder is much more easily dislocated than the hip because .The shoulder has quite a shallow socket. ...

The hip is much harder to dislocate even though it is also a ball and socket joint. This is because the socket is deeper and the ligaments and muscles much bigger and stronger.

And for hip dislocation to occur there must be a serious injury in comparison to shoulder dislocation .

Hip dislocation is very painful and can cause tears or strains in adjacent blood vessels, nerves, muscles, ligaments and other soft tissues. The most serious complications associated with hip dislocations are avascular necrosis (bone death), and sciatic nerve damage.