Question

. The type of fracture in which the bone bends and partially cracks instead of breaking into separate

pieces.
a. Impacted fracture
b. Stress fracture

c. Greenstick fracture
d. Comminuted fracture​

Answer 1

Answer:

Complete fracture – This is a fracture in which the bone is completely broken into separate pieces. Greenstick fracture – This is an incomplete fracture in which the bone is partially broken, partially bent; it is more common in children

A buckle or torus fracture: an outward bend on one side of the bone without breaking the other side. An avulsion fracture: when a tendon or ligament pulls off of a tiny piece of bone. A growth plate fracture: a break in the area of a child or teen's growing bone. A stress fracture: a tiny crack in the bone.