2.Apersonmetwithanaccidentinwhichtwolongbones
ofhishandweredislocated.Whichamongthefollowing
maybethepossiblereasonforthis?
(a)Tendonbreaks
(b)Breakofskeletalmusclestissue
(c)Ligamentbreaks
(d)Areoelartissuebreaks
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Explanation:
The two long bones in hand are the radius and the ulna. Annular ligament or orbicular ligament is a strong band of fibres present on the head of the radius that retains it in contact with the radial notch of the ulna. The person meeting an accident must have broken the ligament which dislocated these long bones leading to fracture. So, the correct answer is option C.
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