Match the types of fractures of the patella with their symptoms.InstructionsDrag and drop application.Direct fractureDirect fracture drop zone empty.Indirect fractureIndirect fracture drop zone empty.Involves little bone separationInvolves tearing of the joint capsule, separation of bone fragments, and possible tearing of the quadriceps tendon
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Match the types of fractures of the patella with their symptoms.InstructionsDrag and drop application.Direct fractureDirect fracture drop zone empty.Indirect fractureIndirect fracture drop zone empty.Involves little bone separationInvolves tearing of the joint capsule, separation of bone fragments, and possible tearing of the quadriceps tendon
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Direct Fracture: This type of fracture involves tearing of the joint capsule, separation of bone fragments, and possible tearing of the quadriceps tendon. It's caused by a direct blow to the knee.
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Indirect Fracture: This type of fracture involves little bone separation. It's usually caused by a strong contraction of the quadriceps muscle, which pulls the patella apart.
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Which of the following are true of acute patellar subluxation or dislocation?Multiple select question.The athlete experiences a complete loss of knee function along with pain and swelling.This injury is more likely to occur in a male athlete than in a female because of a narrower pelvis in a male.As a rule, displacement takes place laterally, with the patella resting on the lateral condyle.A first-time patellar dislocation is seldom associated with a fracture.
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