Chapter 6, Problem 125R

Im having a hard time with some questions in this injury of a male who fell off a roof. Would you be able to help me answer some questions on this, please and thank you

Look at the skeleton Patient Name: Patient Age: Scenario: You are a physician and your patient has broken a bone (chose the bone using proper A&P terminology) located in the (axil or appendage) skeletal system. The break is part of (compact bone and/or the joint system). The break is a (transverse fracture, greenstick, comminuted, oblique, spiral or avulsed). You need to decide how the break happened, the age of your patient, and what you will do to heal the bone. Today: Research the different types of bone breaks and pick a type of break. Then create a story of how the break happened. The story needs a date, place, time, and what the person was doing. Your to assessment is to fill out a doctor's report explaining the nature of the break Doctor's Report: Incident: (Movement happening and joint)

What therapeutic procedure is described as applying a pulling force on a fractured or dislocated limb or vertebral column in order to restore normal alighnment?

Label the bone markings listed in Figure

Common name Hip Thigh Anterior surface of knee Leg Ankle Foot Top of foot Great toe Toes Base of skull Shoulder blade Spinal column Back of elbow Back of hand Between hips Back Loin Buttock Region of the anus and external genitals Hollow behind the knee Calf Sole Heel Anatomical term

Which condition is characterized by infection of a client's bone or bone marrow? Osteomalacia Osteomyelitis. Herniated disc Spinal stenosis

SPORTS INJURY COMMON TO THIS SKILL (taking a shot in soccer) Description of one common injury frequently seen with this sport skill, symptoms, causes,treatment & how to prevent it

Identify the location and surface features of the cervical vertebrae.

Doug has a skateboard accident and scrapes his knees, left hip, left elbow. Using the appropriate regional terminology, describe his injuries as if you were writing them in his medical chart.