1.

What are the causes the

fracture?
Answer:
- Falling of a skateboard or
crashing down from the
monkey bar
- Impact
Accident
by
car,
by
motorcycle, by bicyle
- etc

2. What are the bone made of?

Answer:
Bone are made of bone cells,
proteins, and minerals like
calcium.

3. Among several fractures,

what
fractures
the
most
serious? Why?
Answer:
An open fracture, because the
bone is sticking through the
skin.

4. What happened if you break a

bone?
Answer:
- I am crying, dizzy, woozy, or
chilly from the shock
- Ask a help to someone

5. What will you do, if you see some one

a broken bone?
Answer:
- Stay calm
- Make sure the person who is hurt is as
comfortable as possible
- Tell an adult
- If there are no adults around, call 911
or the emergency number in your
area

6. What will the doctor do to the victim of

the broken bone?
Answer:
To treat the broken bone, the doctor
needs to know which kind of fracture it
is. Thats where x-rays come in handy.
X-rays give the doctor a map of the
fracture so that he or she can set the
bones back in their normal position.

7. When will the doctor put on and

put of the cast?
Answer:
The doctor will put on the cast when
a bone breaks in more than two
pieces. And the doctor will put of
the cast when the bone has healed.

8. What happen if the victim doesnt

see the doctor? Why?
Answer:
The victim must be rontgen.
Because with rontgen can give
information about inner part of the
body. So that can help the doctor to
diagnose the diases of patient
accurately.

9. What should we do to straighten the

bone?
Answer:
Do operation to the bone problem such as
fracture, fissure, etc. The doctor may need
to put in a metal pin or pins to help set it.
After the bone has healed, the doctor will
removed the pin or pins. After the bone has
been set, the next step is usually putting on
a cast, the special bandage that will keep
the bone in place for the 1 to 2 months it
will take for the break to mend.

10. If you are radiographers student, what will you do if

you see an accident and a fracture victim?
Answer:
- Stay calm.
- Make sure the person who is hurt is as comfortable as
possible.
- Do not to move the injured part of the body of
patient too much.
- In the case of a broken arm or leg, a grown-up may
be able to cushion or support the surrounding area
with towels or pillows.

Call the nearest hospital to bring the patient with

ambulan.