Fracture E-Book

Rumi Michael Leigh

• Herausgeber: BookRix
• Kategorie: Fachliteratur
• Sprache: Englisch

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2024

Beschreibung

Explore the intricacies of bone fractures with  Fracture: Things You Should Know (Questions and Answers). This essential guide is perfect for medical students, healthcare professionals, and anyone interested in human anatomy. Presented in a clear, question-and-answer format, this book simplifies complex concepts for quick understanding.
Key Features:

• Comprehensive Coverage: Gain insights into various types of bone fractures, including open, closed, spiral, and comminuted fractures, along with their treatments.
• Simplified Medical Terminology: Navigate complex terms related to fractures and bone health with ease.
• Step-by-Step Breakdown: Understand the stages of bone fracture repair, from hematoma formation to bone remodeling.
• Practical Knowledge: Learn about immediate actions and treatments needed after a fracture, including traction and fixation devices.
• Ideal for Learning & Revision: The Q&A format is perfect for students and professionals looking to reinforce their knowledge quickly.
• Real-World Application: Discover practical examples and scenarios that illustrate fracture occurrences and treatments in the medical field.

Why Buy This Book?

• Easy to Digest: Information is presented in straightforward questions and answers, making it accessible for all readers.
• Educational & Informative: Ideal for anyone seeking to enhance their understanding of bone fractures, whether for academic, professional, or personal growth.
• Valuable Resource: A convenient reference guide you can return to for quick answers about fractures and bone health.

Equip yourself with the essential knowledge to understand and manage bone fractures effectively. Download  Fracture: Things You Should Know (Questions and Answers) today and take an important step toward mastering this crucial aspect of human anatomy!

Leseprobe

FRACTURE

THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW

(QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS)

By Rumi Michael Leigh

Introduction

I would like to thank and congratulate you for downloading this book, " Fracture, things you should know (questions and answers)" series.

This book will help you understand, revise and have a good general knowledge and keywords of different types of fractures.

Thanks again for downloading this book, I hope you enjoy it!

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Chapter 10

Conclusion

Chapter 1

1) What is a bone fracture?

- A bone fracture is a crack or break of a bone.

2) What are the causes of a bone fracture?

- A bone fracture could be caused by a mechanical force such as a trauma, injury, and diseases.

3) Give an example of a trauma that can cause a bone fracture.

- An example of a trauma that can cause a bone fracture is a fall.

4) What kind of diseases can cause a bone fracture?

- Osteoporosis and bone cancer can cause a bone fracture.

5) What is osteoporosis?

- Osteoporosis is a rapid loss of bone density.

6) What is a joint?

- A joint is a place where two or more bones meet.

7) What is the soft internal layer of a bone?

- The soft internal layer of a bone is the spongy bone.

8) What is the hard-external layer of a bone?

- The hard-external layer of a bone is the cortical.

9) What is the layer of the bone that covers the cortical?

- The layer of the bone that covers the cortical is the periosteum.

10) Does periosteum surround all parts of a bone?

- No, periosteum does not surround all parts of a bone.

Chapter 2

1) What part of the bone does the periosteum not surround?

- The periosteum does not surround the areas of a joint.

2) What is the periosteum mainly made up of?

- The periosteum is mainly made up of collagen and nerve fibers.

3) What is the inner cellular layer of the periosteum?

- The inner cellular layer of the periosteum is the cambium.

4) What is osteon?

- Osteon is the structural unit of a cortical bone.

5) What are osteoblasts?

- Osteoblasts are cells involved in bone formation.

6) What are osteoclasts?

- Osteoclasts are cells involved in bone degradation.

7) What is epiphysis?

- Epiphysis is the round tip of a long bone.

8) What is diaphysis?