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Broken Knuckle Quiz

1. Which Part Of The Body Involved In Broken Knuckle

Hand

Foot

Neck

2. Which 2 Bones Form Knuckle Joint

Metacarpal Or Hand Bone And Phalanx Or Hand Bone

Ribs And Sternum

Femur And Tibia

3. What Are The Types of Fracture

Hairline

Displace

Non-Displace

All Of The Above

4. Which Tests Are Helpful For Diagnosis

Urine Examination

Blood Examination

X-Ray

5. What Are The Treatment Choices

Cold Pack

Splint Or Braces

NSAIDs Pain Medication

Surgery

All Of The Above

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