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can anyone please help me?

I am hoping a nurse experienced in Med-Surg can help me with this.

1. Describing the pathophysiology of closed fractured bone due to accident or trauma....:saint:

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That's an ortho question. Where are my textbooks when you need them?

well, begin with the obvious. Nerve damage? Muscle damage? Bone damage - what happens when a bone cracks? Does anything fall out and what could the negative of that become? What will happen to the RBC/WBC? What cascades will begin (bleeding & clotting for instance). What are the short term and long term indications? Will any other systemts or organs be involved? What if this person was diabetic or had HTN - what would that do to overall health? Get very basic and you will have a better understanding.

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Do yo' own homework, girlfriend! Do you really expect to learn this way?

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