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A seven-year-old boy breaks his tibia and requires immobilization by hard cast for six weeks until th break heals A potential consequence f this therapy is atrophy of the?
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The answer would be gastrocnemius (calf muscle)
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Boy breaks his tibia and requires immoblization by a hard cast for six weeks until the break heals A potential consequence of this is atrophy of the?
mediastinum
What is the alignment and immobilization of the ends of a broken bone that requires incision of the skin?
A compound fracture is called this. If the bone sticks out of the skin it is called a compound open fracture.
A seven year old boy breaks his tibia and requires immobilixation by hard cast for six weeks until the break heals A potential consequence of this is atrophy of the?
C. gastrocnemius. Its the only muscle that would be effected out of the possible answers listed.
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