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Anonymous users2024-02-081. Pain, 2. Swelling, 3. Dysfunction, 4. Deformity, 5. Abnormal activity, 6. Bone fricative or bone rubbing sensation.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Pain. Swelling.
Dysfunction. Pseudoarthrothic activity.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Fracture of the bone due to accident or violence is called traumatic fracture, and the fracture of the bone caused by the original lesion, even under the slightest external force, is called a pathological fracture. Depending on the degree of bone, it can be divided into complete fracture and incomplete fracture. Fractures caused by violence or car accidents can also easily cause tendon damage, nerve damage, blood vessel damage, joint dislocation, and in severe cases, internal organ injury, shock and even death.
When the fracture end penetrates** and communicates with the outside world, it is called an open fracture and is prone to secondary infection. So what are the key points when diagnosing fractures? In the event of a traumatic or violent accident, pain, swelling and ecchymosis can occur in the injured limb.
Partial or total loss of function of the injured limb, severe deformities such as shortening, rotation, twisting, etc., movement in places where it should not be moved (i.e., pseudoarthrosis) can be found during examination, and the sound of broken ends of bones rubbing against each other can occasionally be heard when the affected limb is moved, all of which are symptoms of incomplete and complete fractures. At this time, more attention should be paid to the patient's vital signs such as consciousness, heartbeat, breathing, and pulse to determine whether there are serious signs such as massive bleeding and shock, and whether the fracture will cause damage to adjacent organs, leading to complications, such as pelvic fracture complicated by urethral bladder or rectal rupture; rib fracture complicated by pneumothorax and hemothorax; Limb fractures can be complicated by large blood vessels, nerve rupture, etc., and then the local injury is examined.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Letter Spine Answer]: e
This question examines the unique signs of fracture slippery dust infiltration. Signs characteristic of fractures include deformity, pseudoarthrothrosis, and a bone fricative or scraping sensation.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Answer: Buried Case] :d
Patients with fractures may have pain, local ecchymosis, swelling, and partial or total dysfunction of the affected joints and limbs. Deformity, paradoxical movement, and bone friction rub are the main features of fracture perturbation.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03A fracture is a disruption or interruption of the integrity or continuity of the bone. Local manifestations of fractures can be divided into two categories:
1) Signs specific to fractures: deformity; abnormal volchamin activity; Bone fricatives or bone rubbing sensations.
2) Other manifestations of fracture: pain and tenderness in the local missing branches; local swelling and ecchymosis; Dysfunction.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Which of the following symptoms is not specific to fractures: aDeformity B
Paradoxical activity cPain and tenderness dDysfunction e
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Multiple-choice questionWhich of the following is NOT a clinical manifestation of a fracture? (Chapter: Chapter 6 Difficulty: Imitation of the Age of Thirty 2).
a. Pain. b. Swelling.
c. Deformity. d. Elastic fixation.
Correct answer: d
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Anonymous users2024-01-31Answer]: Pain is a general local sign of fracture and is present in all patients with fractures, as well as in patients with soft tissue injuries or joint dislocations. Other options are local, local, pure trace signs, but may not be present in some patients with fractures, such as those with fractures.
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Anonymous users2024-01-30Among the following options, which are not in the fracture manifestation bracket, is ().
a.Dysfunctional pain is painful for the old stupid eyes.
b.Tenderness. c.Malformation.
d.Chills all over the body.
Correct answer to the case of the year of service: d
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