As sports keep growing on the degree of popularity, bone fractures happen with an increasing frequency; there are six of the most major and the most common types of fractures. The first type of the six majors is called a Simple or a Closed Fracture. As defined by Robert, a Simple Fracture is, “a break in the bone that may be complete or incomplete, but it doesn’t pierce the skin” (Robert 307). This type of fracture on the average side, since it depends on the type of accident in a sport for a complete or an incomplete might happen. It can also be told that some fractures may pierce the skin, but this one doesn’t. An example may be when someone is sliding and crashing for the base in baseball or cricket. It might be possible to get a complete Simple Fracture mostly in baseball for running long bases and all
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The complete breaks are even more painful, which causes it to break through the skin. An example would be it happening in American Football and Soccer, since it takes a lot of pressure, there is a lot of bumping, and some serious falls. The third type of a major fracture is called Greenstick Fracture. The way Robert introduced a Greenstick Fracture is, “an incomplete break in the shaft of the bone occurring in children” (Robert 308). This type of a fracture is just like a Simple one, but it differentiates a Simple by, that it is popularly to be found in children. An example would be almost any physical sport with a lot of movement a child might be playing and getting a fracture there can be easy for there is too much interaction between the careless kids. The fourth type is a Comminuted Fracture. Robert states that a Comminuted Fracture is, “a break in the bone in which the bone is shattered in many pieces” (Robert 309). This is a fracture where one point of a bone gets divided into several, unequal
The complete breaks are even more painful, which causes it to break through the skin. An example would be it happening in American Football and Soccer, since it takes a lot of pressure, there is a lot of bumping, and some serious falls. The third type of a major fracture is called Greenstick Fracture. The way Robert introduced a Greenstick Fracture is, “an incomplete break in the shaft of the bone occurring in children” (Robert 308). This type of a fracture is just like a Simple one, but it differentiates a Simple by, that it is popularly to be found in children. An example would be almost any physical sport with a lot of movement a child might be playing and getting a fracture there can be easy for there is too much interaction between the careless kids. The fourth type is a Comminuted Fracture. Robert states that a Comminuted Fracture is, “a break in the bone in which the bone is shattered in many pieces” (Robert 309). This is a fracture where one point of a bone gets divided into several, unequal