A common injury to bone occurs when a bone breaks, or fractures. What do you suppose would be the role of osteoclasts and osteoblasts during the repair process of a fracture?
Role of osteoclasts
Role of osteoblasts
A common injury to bone occurs when a bone breaks, or fractures. What do you suppose...
23. Bone fractures can be divided into three categories They are either sudden, fatigue (stress) or A chronic a necrotic C embol or separation of the bone ends of a joint with loss of articulation; the shouilder joint most common joint to be affected by this condition 1. When the ligaments ane incompletely or completely torn causing severe pain due to rupture, this is called A,Strain D. Contusion 32. When a patient had had a surgical procedure to repair a...
L.G. , a 23-year-old man, is brought to ED following injury to his right arm during a rugby game. A bone in his forearm is protruding through his skin. The ERS immobilized the arm at the scene. L.G. rates his pain as a 9 on a scale of 0-10. How would you classify this fracture? Explain. For what other clinical manifestations associated with a fracture will you assess L.G.? L.G. asks you how long it will take for his bone...
Recognizing different sorts injuries unit 9 questions 1. What is the difference between an acute injury and a chronic injury? give examples of each. 2. Describe various types if fractures and the mechanisms that cause the fractures to occur. 3. How does a stress fracture differ from a regular fracture? 4. Differentiate between a subluxation and a dislocation. 5. What structures are found at a joint? What are their functions? 6. How do the three grades of ligament sprains differ?...
What happens to organization when a process breaks down? What types of tools do you utilize to make personal or business decisions? What types of data does your organization collect? How is it collected? ( Healthcare settings) How would you make quality information on health care institutions more accessible to consumers? How would you rate your leadership’s commitment to quality and why?
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Due to its highly mechanical function, there is a tendency for people to think of bone as being inert or less biologically active than the soft tissues of the body. In fact, bone is a highly dynamic tissue that is constantly in a state of remodeling. Bone adapts its structure in response to the loads that it experiences, as described by Wolffs law. Remodeling of bone microstructure is a cell- driven process that occurs...
How do plant roots impact and influence bone destruction? What is root etching? Describe the ways plant roots contribute to destruction of skeletal remains. Often root etchings are mistaken for vascular channels – how might you distinguish between the two? What about cut marks from sharp force trauma? What is acidic soil corrosion? What other taphonomic or destructive force on bone might acidic soil corrosion be confused with? How might you distinguish the two? What causes bioerosion of microscopic structure...
Can you please answers all the questions thanks in advance 1) What nutritional and personal habits would contribute to rapid bone repair? 2) Individuals who spend the majority of their day indoors (e.g. residents in nursing homes) are more susceptible to fracture. why? 3) Why do the broken bones of older people take much longer to mend than the broken bones from children and young adults? 4) Pediatricians are becoming increasingly concerned by the increased incidence of rickets in children...
1. An incomplete fracture that commonly occurs in childrern a. greenstick b. Transverse c. Oblique d. Comminuted 2. A fracture that cuts across the bone at right angles to its long axis and is often caused by direct injury a. greenstick b. Transverse c. Impacted d. Comminuted 3. A fracture where the bone is fragmented into more than two pieces-splintered or crushed. a. Transverse b. Oblique c. Spiral d. Comminuted 4. What is the acronym that you should use to...
You are RN in charge of the emergency department when a local school shooting occurs. Your facility is expecting 20 victims with various injuries. Consider the role of the RN in managing this situation, including assembling the facility’s Critical Incident Team. Initial Discussion Post: - Identify 3 members of the Critical Incident Team - Discuss what their role would be during this mass casualty incident (MCI) - Discuss the ETHICAL dilemmas that may develop during this situation and how you...
Scenario: You are RN in charge of the emergency department when a local school shooting occurs. Your facility is expecting 20 victims with various injuries. Consider the role of the RN in managing this situation, including assembling the facility's Critical Incident Team. Initial Discussion Post: Identify 3 members of the Critical Incident Team Discuss what their role would be during this mass casualty incident (MCI) Discuss the ethical dilemmas that may develop during this situation and how you will manage...