fall 2011
if you fall on something hard like cement you can break your ankle or arm
no it will fall down unless it is really tight.
when we fall down our leg is at the bottom so when we fall our leg folds even it does not has a joint because of not having a joint our leg folds and we get a fracture
yes because if you fall down hard on the ground/floor you can break/fracture a bone
Breaking the Fall - 2010 is rated/received certificates of: USA:R
One option is to never fall off or crash. Not very practical. An easier, more reliable option is to wear a helmet.
Breaking the Fall - 2010 was released on: USA: 23 January 2010
It remains in the leaf mold in the form of organic manure
Fall Off the Bone - 2013 was released on: USA: May 2013
The bone most commonly broken is the collar bone due to its location and the upright habits of human beings. When humans fall down forwards, they tend to put out their arms to break their fall. The focus of the all the forces involved in the impact then is the collar bone.
The pelvis is all ONE bone, so you can't really break both your left and your right. But a bad fall can cause you to break your pelvis, and if you do it in two places, you can have one break to the right and one to the left. A more common way of breaking your pelvis would be through a car accident.