Procedures will likely vary depending upon the location and the extent of damage but tends to use metal pins, screws, plates or rods to hold everything in place so the bone can heal.
hammers.
X-Ray Machine.
Milk. Milk has a vitamin called Vitamin D. That helps bones get strong.
As a result of the accident, the driver stepped on the brake pedal so hard that he had a some bones break in his foot.
You could break bones in your hands or arms
As a result of the accident, the driver stepped on the brake pedal so hard that he had a some bones break in his foot.
As a result of the accident, the driver stepped on the brake pedal so hard that he had a some bones break in his foot.
To see through things. Doctors use them to see through casts, and skin. Usually to see if bones are broken or not.
Bones are living tissue, like skin or liver. There are many, many living cells within a bone that are devoted to laying down and also to removing the calcium that provides the physical support that makes bone stiff and strong. If your diet is low in calcium, your body will take calcium out of the bones to use it for essential work elsewhere. If you don't use your bones, by exercising, the cells in the bone will take calcium out of the bone in a "use it or loose it" sort of feedback loop. When bones loose calcium, they are more likely to break or compress. So, when your bones are strong it means your diet and exercise are good and your bones will be much less likely to break or hurt.
Example sentence - The elderly gentleman looked as though his brittle bones would break if he tried to walk.
Doctors can recommend the use of marijuana.
The bone you use is the ulna.
X-rays. Most broken bones can be identified on plain films. Sometimes a CT scan or MRI is needed.