Chapter 24: Injury, Poisoning, and
Certain Other Consequences of External
Causes Questions and Answers 100%
PASS
adverse effect - CORRECT ANSWER-hypersensitivity or reaction to a correct
substance properly administered
anterior - CORRECT ANSWER-forward or front
avulsion - CORRECT ANSWER-a ripping or tearing away
burn - CORRECT ANSWER-an injury to body tissue as a result of heat, flame,
sun, and/or chemicals, radiation, or electricity
closed fracture - CORRECT ANSWER-a fracture in which the bone is broken but
the skin has not been broken; also known as a compete or simple fracture
comminuted fracture - CORRECT ANSWER-the bone is crushed and may be
splintered
complete fracture - CORRECT ANSWER-a fracture in which the bone is broken
but the skin has not been broken; also known as a closed or simple fracture
complicated fracture - CORRECT ANSWER-an internal organ injured as a direct
result of the fracture
, compound fracture - CORRECT ANSWER-a fracture that has broken through
the skin at the fracture site; also known as an open fracture
compression fracture - CORRECT ANSWER-putting pressure on a body region
concussion - CORRECT ANSWER-a violent shaking or jarring of the brain
corrosions - CORRECT ANSWER-a burn due to chemicals
depressed fracture - CORRECT ANSWER-the skull is broken and pushed inward
dislocation - CORRECT ANSWER-a body part has moved out of place; also
known as luxation
first-degree burn - CORRECT ANSWER-burns that do not present a danger to
the patient because they are limited to the outer layer of the epidermis
fissured fracture - CORRECT ANSWER-the bone has a narrow split that does not
go through tot he other side
fracture (Fx) - CORRECT ANSWER-broken bones resulting from undue force or
pathological changes
greenstick fracture - CORRECT ANSWER-as with a greenstick of a tree, the bone
bends as well as breaks
impacted fracture - CORRECT ANSWER-one end of the broken bone is wedged
into the other bone
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Certain Other Consequences of External
Causes Questions and Answers 100%
PASS
adverse effect - CORRECT ANSWER-hypersensitivity or reaction to a correct
substance properly administered
anterior - CORRECT ANSWER-forward or front
avulsion - CORRECT ANSWER-a ripping or tearing away
burn - CORRECT ANSWER-an injury to body tissue as a result of heat, flame,
sun, and/or chemicals, radiation, or electricity
closed fracture - CORRECT ANSWER-a fracture in which the bone is broken but
the skin has not been broken; also known as a compete or simple fracture
comminuted fracture - CORRECT ANSWER-the bone is crushed and may be
splintered
complete fracture - CORRECT ANSWER-a fracture in which the bone is broken
but the skin has not been broken; also known as a closed or simple fracture
complicated fracture - CORRECT ANSWER-an internal organ injured as a direct
result of the fracture
, compound fracture - CORRECT ANSWER-a fracture that has broken through
the skin at the fracture site; also known as an open fracture
compression fracture - CORRECT ANSWER-putting pressure on a body region
concussion - CORRECT ANSWER-a violent shaking or jarring of the brain
corrosions - CORRECT ANSWER-a burn due to chemicals
depressed fracture - CORRECT ANSWER-the skull is broken and pushed inward
dislocation - CORRECT ANSWER-a body part has moved out of place; also
known as luxation
first-degree burn - CORRECT ANSWER-burns that do not present a danger to
the patient because they are limited to the outer layer of the epidermis
fissured fracture - CORRECT ANSWER-the bone has a narrow split that does not
go through tot he other side
fracture (Fx) - CORRECT ANSWER-broken bones resulting from undue force or
pathological changes
greenstick fracture - CORRECT ANSWER-as with a greenstick of a tree, the bone
bends as well as breaks
impacted fracture - CORRECT ANSWER-one end of the broken bone is wedged
into the other bone
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