Differentiate a dislocation from a sprain.
Differentiate a dislocation from a sprain.
The bones present in the skeletal system of our body provide structure, protection, and movement to our body. The contraction in the skeletal muscles after receiving the signals from the brain is responsible for the generation of that movement.
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Dislocation |
Sprain |
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An injury that causes the bone to move out of its position in the joint is known as dislocation. |
Tearing or stretching of the ligament which is responsible for the joining of two bones in a joint is known as a sprain. |
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The symptoms include visualizing an out of the place bone, swelling, bruising, and redness. |
The symptoms include redness, swelling, warmth at the joint area, and bruises after feeling tearing in the joint. |
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