Injured bones are repaired by several methods:
* The broken ends will knit together if placed back in their original positions and kept motionless (in a cast) for a couple of weeks * Badly broken nes can be held together with metal plates and screws to alow kniting to take place * If the bones have started to knit in the wrong positions they are rebroken and repositioned as above.
* If bones are missing substirtute bonelike material can be inserted for bone to grow into the provided matrix
Injured bones are repaired by several methods: * The broken ends will knit together if placed back in their original positions and kept motionless (in a cast) for a couple of weeks * Badly broken nes can be held together with metal plates and screws to alow kniting to take place * If the bones have started to knit in the wrong positions they are rebroken and repositioned as above. * If bones are missing substirtute bonelike material can be inserted for bone to grow into the provided matrix
No, bones do not bleed when they are injured. Bones are made up of living tissue, but they do not have blood vessels like other parts of the body. When a bone is injured, the blood vessels surrounding the bone may bleed, but the bone itself does not.
No. Broken bones need to be repaired through surgery or reset.
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It aligns the bones and keep them into position until the body has repaired the break.
It aligns the bones and keep them into position until the body has repaired the break.
No, bones do not bleed. Bones are made up of living cells and tissues, but they do not have blood vessels running through them. However, surrounding tissues and muscles can bleed when a bone is fractured or injured.
They do get injured. You can break your neck, fracture bones in your neck, click your neck etc. You can have head injuries from car crashes or everyday accidents.
You probably mean why is basketball dangerous. Well you can get injured... Taller players have a higher chance of getting injured and breaking their bones. This is because the have bigger bones and the middle or centre of the bone is the weakest. When the player jumps and lands it can snap the bone. (Usually near the centre).
The recommended first aid treatment for broken bones is to immobilize the injured area using a splint or sling, apply ice to reduce swelling and pain, elevate the injured limb if possible, and seek medical help immediately.
Since plant cells are bestowed with power of regeneration, these are capable of repair the injured and many a times the diseased cells. Thus, organ system get repaired, if the impact is sustainable.