5/9/2007
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Fractures
Burns
Poisons
Levels of Responsiveness
Bleeding
Introduction
Heart Disease
Chain Of Survival
C.P.R
Control
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Fractures
A Fracture is a crack or break in
the bone.
CAUSES OF FRACTURES:
Direct
Force: This is a blow to the body that causes the bone
to break at the spot the blow was received.
Indirect
Force: This, for example, happens when you fall and land on your hands
but a force travels up and breaks your collar bone (Clavicle).