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DHA Physiotherapy Technician Sample Test

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A patient presents with a fracture in the forearm. Bone is poking through her skin. What kind of fracture pierces the skin?

Correct Answer:
compound.


fractures, which are breaks or cracks in bones, are classified based on various criteria such as their location, configuration, and whether they involve surrounding soft tissue. one crucial categorization is whether the fracture is open or closed. an open fracture, also known as a compound fracture, is characterized by a break in the bone that is severe enough to disrupt the overlying skin, creating an open wound. this type of fracture is particularly serious because the break in the skin can lead to infections in both the wound and the bone.

in the scenario described, the patient has a fracture where the bone is protruding through the skin. this clearly indicates a compound fracture. the visibility of bone through the skin is a definitive sign of this type of fracture. compound fractures are considered medical emergencies due to the high risk of infection. immediate treatment typically involves surgical intervention to clean the wound and fix the bone, followed by antibiotics to prevent or treat infection.

other types of fractures mentioned, such as greenstick, comminuted, and impacted fractures, describe different configurations of bone breakage but do not necessarily imply that the skin has been pierced. a greenstick fracture typically occurs in children and is characterized by a bending and cracking of the bone without complete separation. a comminuted fracture involves the bone breaking into several pieces, and an impacted fracture occurs when parts of the broken bone are driven into each other. however, none of these types inherently involve a break in the skin like a compound fracture does.

thus, based on the description of the patient's condition, where the bone is poking through the skin, the correct classification of the fracture is a compound fracture. this necessitates specific and immediate medical intervention to prevent complications such as infection and to promote proper healing of the bone and surrounding tissues.
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