because it uses sound waves
and something makes something think that the broken bone is a healthy bone... I'm not really sure exactly what it does I only started doing it yesterday BUT I know they use it because it speeds up healing process
Yes
The grating sound heard when the ends of a broken bone move together is called "crepitus." This sound can occur due to the friction between the broken bone surfaces or the movement of surrounding tissues. Crepitus is often associated with fractures and can be an indicator of underlying injury.
Crepitus - one of the signs of a broken bone is a grinding sound when the extremity is moved.
Follow your orthopedist's instructions regarding suggested physical therapy.
I am assuming what sound it makes when you crack a bone. The sound would be a CRACK, like a sprained ankle.After that, when you're sure it is not a sprain, take an x-ray. Ans 2: It usually sounds like a pop or a crack if you have the presence of mind to listen for it. I recently broke a rib by pushing too hard on a drill with my chest...it sounded like cracking your knuckles. I broke a bone in my hand once but that sound was drowned out by the smack of the punch. You can't count on the sound to self-diagnose a broken bone. Get an x-ray to be sure.
A broken bone is a fracture.
It depends on the hospital and your insurance .
Crepitation also known as crepitus is the sound heard when the ends of a broken bone move together.
The arm is.The collar bone is mostly broken
A broken bone is a bone that has suffered stress. Such stress could lead to several types of fractures.
If there is a bone sticking out it is broken.
A fracture for a broken bone. If the bone is broken badly enough to stick out through the skin it is called a compound fracture.