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    The document discusses bone fractures, their causes, and the body's response. A fracture can occur due to trauma like accidents or high pressure on bone. Common causes are osteoporosis, osteomyelitis, and malignancy. When a bone fractures, it causes the release of pain mediators and inflammatory signals, increasing blood flow and fluid buildup. This leads to edema, acute pain, and impaired mobility as the body responds to the fractured bone.

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    The document discusses bone fractures, their causes, and the body's response. A fracture can occur due to trauma like accidents or high pressure on bone. Common causes are osteoporosis, osteomyelitis, and malignancy. When a bone fractures, it causes the release of pain mediators and inflammatory signals, increasing blood flow and fluid buildup. This leads to edema, acute pain, and impaired mobility as the body responds to the fractured bone.

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    The document discusses bone fractures, their causes, and the body's response. A fracture can occur due to trauma like accidents or high pressure on bone. Common causes are osteoporosis, osteomyelitis, and malignancy. When a bone fractures, it causes the release of pain mediators and inflammatory signals, increasing blood flow and fluid buildup. This leads to edema, acute pain, and impaired mobility as the body responds to the fractured bone.

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    The document discusses bone fractures, their causes, and the body's response. A fracture can occur due to trauma like accidents or high pressure on bone. Common causes are osteoporosis, osteomyelitis, and malignancy. When a bone fractures, it causes the release of pain mediators and inflammatory signals, increasing blood flow and fluid buildup. This leads to edema, acute pain, and impaired mobility as the body responds to the fractured bone.

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    Trauma: Patoligist:

    Accident Osteoporosis

    Bump Osteomyelitis

    Hit Malignancy

    High pressure on bone Brittle bones

    Can’t hold the weight

    FRACTURE

    The bone through on Release of pain Release of Arterial or vein


    the skin (open fracture) mediator (histamin, inflamatory mediator trauma
    prostaglandin,
    Impaired bradikinin, serotonin)
    Bleeding
    tissue integrity Vasodilatation

    arrested by peripheral
    Loss of excess
    pain receptors Increase blood
    fluid
    flow

    Part de entry of bacteria Impuls to the brain Risk for syok


    Increased capillary hypovolemi
    permeability
    Risk for Pain preception
    infection
    Fluid discharge to
    Acute pain interstitial Deformity

    Edema System
    interruption
    Suppression of
    peripheral blood
    Impaired
    vessels
    physical mobility

    Ineffective peripheral
    tissue perfusion

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