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Bellwork

Bellwork. Have you ever broken a bone? Which one? How long did it take to heal?. Fractures and Healing. 11/5/13. Bone fractures. Fracture = Broken bone Healing time depends on which bone it is, and severety of fracture. Open Vs. Closed. Open (compound) – broken bone penetrates skin

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Bellwork

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  1. Bellwork • Have you ever broken a bone? • Which one? • How long did it take to heal?

  2. Fractures and Healing 11/5/13

  3. Bone fractures • Fracture = Broken bone • Healing time depends on which bone it is, and severety of fracture

  4. Open Vs. Closed • Open (compound) – broken bone penetrates skin • Closed (simple) – bone does not penetrate skin

  5. Transverse • Completely through bone at a right angle to axis of bone • Associated with trauma

  6. Oblique fracture • Occurs at any other angle than a right angle

  7. Spiral fracture • Spiral fractures are caused by twisting a bone excessively • Common in sports fractures

  8. Greenstick • Incomplete break to the convex surface of the bend in the bone • Common in children because their bones are more flexible

  9. Comminuted • Bone breaks into many fragments • Common in older age due to brittle bones • High impact or crushing injury

  10. impacted • Broken bone ends are forced into each other • Common in fall injuries when one tries to break their fall with outstretched arms

  11. Fissure/hairline • Incomplete • Usually caused from repeated stress/pressure to tibia or fibula

  12. Fracture healing • 1. Blood vessels rupture when the bone breaks creating a blood filled swelling called a hematoma. • 2. Soft callus forms from some cartilage matrix, bone matrix, and collagen fibers. • 3. Osteoblasts (form bone) and osteoclasts (dissolve bone cell) form bony callus. • 4. Bony callus is remodeled by osteoclasts.

  13. Exit Ticket • Put the following steps in order and describe what happens at each step. • Bony callus • Remodeling • Soft callus • Hematoma

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