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Skeletal Trauma (Classification of # (by degree of completion (comminuted…

- - - - bleeding ++
  - - - muscle spasms --> pull bone segments inward --> further damage
      - tissue damage, sharp bone
    - - e.g. hairline fracture
  - - - poss satellite damage
  - - - greater chance of infection
      - greater risk of blood loss, infection
  - - - Coollllleeeee = falllllllll on hands (distal radius and ulnar)
    - - Pott is the sound of feet thumping after landing from a jumpbilateral malleolar fractures
  - - - proximal
        
        e.g. intertrochanteric
      - distal
        
        e.g. malleolar fractures
    - - proximal
      - midshaft
      - distal
- - - - death of bone tissue
        
        inflammatory cell infiltration
        
        neovascularization
        
        procallus
        (soft fibrocartilaginous bridge)
        2nd/3rd week
        
        bony callus
        3-4 weeks post-sx
        
        remodeling
        osteoclasts remove dead portion of bone
        compact bone laid down to replace spongy bone
        
        lay down fibrin
- - - - tendonitis: (tendons connect tisseu to bone
        
        tenonitis
        
        causes: systemic diseases, RA, psoriatric arthritis, gout ankylosing spondylitis
        
        lead to
        chronic friction (trauma)
        chronic deposition (infection)
      - bursitis
        
        chronic friction (trauma)
        
        crystal deposition (infection)
    - - • Eliminate provoking factors
        • Proper conditioning
        • Gradual introduction of activity
        • Warm-up and stretching prior to exercise
        • Wearing appropriate shoes for the activity