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    VI. Pathophysiology: Muscle Spasm Due Fractured Bone

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    A fracture occurred in the right lower extremity of an individual. Multiple factors likely contributed to the fracture, including age, gender, behavior, lifestyle, occupation, and environment. A traumatic force was applied to the right lower extremity, breaking the middle third of the femur bone into fragments. In addition to the broken bone, the surrounding soft tissues and nerve at the fracture site were damaged. This led to numbness, bleeding, formation of a hematoma, and an inflammatory response causing pain, swelling, and loss of function and range of motion in the injured limb.

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    VI. Pathophysiology: Muscle Spasm Due Fractured Bone

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    A fracture occurred in the right lower extremity of an individual. Multiple factors likely contributed to the fracture, including age, gender, behavior, lifestyle, occupation, and environment. A traumatic force was applied to the right lower extremity, breaking the middle third of the femur bone into fragments. In addition to the broken bone, the surrounding soft tissues and nerve at the fracture site were damaged. This led to numbness, bleeding, formation of a hematoma, and an inflammatory response causing pain, swelling, and loss of function and range of motion in the injured limb.

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    A fracture occurred in the right lower extremity of an individual. Multiple factors likely contributed to the fracture, including age, gender, behavior, lifestyle, occupation, and environment. A traumatic force was applied to the right lower extremity, breaking the middle third of the femur bone into fragments. In addition to the broken bone, the surrounding soft tissues and nerve at the fracture site were damaged. This led to numbness, bleeding, formation of a hematoma, and an inflammatory response causing pain, swelling, and loss of function and range of motion in the injured limb.

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    VI. Pathophysiology: Muscle Spasm Due Fractured Bone

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    A fracture occurred in the right lower extremity of an individual. Multiple factors likely contributed to the fracture, including age, gender, behavior, lifestyle, occupation, and environment. A traumatic force was applied to the right lower extremity, breaking the middle third of the femur bone into fragments. In addition to the broken bone, the surrounding soft tissues and nerve at the fracture site were damaged. This led to numbness, bleeding, formation of a hematoma, and an inflammatory response causing pain, swelling, and loss of function and range of motion in the injured limb.

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    VI.

    Pathophysiology

    Fracture

    Precipitating factors:

    Behavior
    Lifestyle
    Occupation
    Environment

    Risk factors

    Physical Trauma

    Pre disposing
    factors:

    Age
    Gender

    Traumatic Force Applied To the


    Right Lower Extremity

    Multiple Abrasions and the Middle 3rd Femur


    Bone Is Broken Into Fragments (Comminuted)

    Nerve at the site of


    fracture damaged

    Numbness

    Fibrous Connective Tissue or Periosteum And Blood


    Vessels in the Cortex Marrow, And Surrounding Soft
    Tissues Are Disrupted and Damaged.

    Bleeding Occurs From the Damaged Bone and From


    the Neighboring Soft Tissues

    Formation of blood clot


    Hematoma
    Stimulation of the Inflammatory Response
    Pain, Swelling, Redness, Heat, Loss of Function

    Limitation of ROM, Mobility and Reduction of ADLSs

    Muscle spasm
    due Fractured
    bone

    Pain and
    Tenderness

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