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Notes 3/3 mj

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Grow slowly and don't metastize   show
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Cause structure to enlarge and impairs function may reoccur in same spot   show
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show Metastasis is thru the circulatory or lymphatic system  
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show Malignant Bone Tumors  
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show AKA, BKA, AE, OR BE  
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show Hemorrhaging  
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Neuroma   show
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Hematoma   show
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Elevation of Amputation   show
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Break in bone from direct or indirect trauma   show
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Oblique   show
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show splintered into fragments  
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show break that coils around the bone  
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Greenstick   show
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Impacted   show
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show fracture dthat remains contained, does not break the skin  
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Compound   show
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show fracture in which bone has been compressed (vertebral fractures)  
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show pulling away of a fragment of bone by a ligament or tendon and its attachments  
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show fracture in which fragments are driven inward (skull and facial bone)  
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Pathologic   show
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Crepitus   show
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show bleeding occurs immediately with edema, 48 to 72 hrs, hematoma forms between 2 broken ends of bone  
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Fracture healing Stage 2   show
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show end of 1st wk, granulation tissue turns into callus which is made up from cartilage, osteoblast, calcium and phosphorus  
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Fracture healing Stage 4   show
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show Excess bone chiseled away by stress to affected part from motion, exercise and weight bearing. bone takes on original shape and size.  
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Condition where fat globules are released from the bone marrow of the broken bone into the blood stream.   show
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Fat Embolism   show
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show Fat Embolism  
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Malignant Bone Tumors   show
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Usually found around the knee in the distal femur or proximal fibula with a few found in the proximal humerous.   show
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Amputation   show
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