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What makes the bone scar?
having a broken bone when it heals it causes scarring
A broken bone heals through the process of?
*Cell Division*
How does a metal plate heal a broken bone?
It does not. It supports a damaged structure until the bone heals.
Swelling of broken leg?
Broken legs will generally have swelling due to how the bone heals and repairs itself.
When a broken bone heals does a crepitus form around the area of the break?
False
How do casts works?
the hard covering/plaster protects the broken bone as it heals
Which heals faster a broken ankle bone or a sprained ankle?
A sprained ankle typically heals faster than a broken ankle. The recovery time for a broken ankle can be several weeks to months, while a sprained ankle usually improves within a few days to a couple of weeks with proper rest and treatment.
When a fractured bone heals it leaves a thickened region as?
Callus!
Can a person break a heel?
Your heel is a bone called the calcaneous, and bones can certainly be broken. If you feel you have broken or cracked a bone, have your doctor X-ray it to be certain. They can give you a cast that you can walk on until the bone heals.
What is the cavicle?
It is the same as the collar bone. It runs between the sternum (chest bone) and humerus (arm bone) It doesn't have a strict articulation with the arm, but is held by ligaments. Easily broken but heals readily.
Why might some muscles fail to work properly if a bone is broken?
Because the muscles work by pulling on the bone. If the bone is broken, the force may not be transmitted to where it is needed.
A thick band of bone forms around a broken bone as it heals In time the thickened band disappears Explain how this extra bone can disappear over time?
The thick band of bone that forms around a broken bone, known as a callus, is initially created to stabilize the fracture and support healing. Over time, as the bone fully heals, the body undergoes a remodeling process where excess bone is resorbed by specialized cells called osteoclasts. This process helps restore the bone's original shape and strength, allowing the thickened area to gradually diminish as the bone returns to its normal contour.
