Question

question 103
blebs are:
○ blood - filled blisters
○ puss - filled wounds
○ fluid - filled cavity
○ mucus - filled papules

question 104
stress fractures are also referred to as:
○ double fractures
○ greenstick fractures
○ fatigue fractures
○ compound fractures

question 105
___ are bands of connective tissue that hold bones together.
○ tendons
○ cartilages
○ ligaments
○ myofilaments

Explanation:

• Question 103: Blebs are fluid - filled cavities. Blood - filled blisters are hematomas, puss - filled wounds are abscesses, and mucus - filled papules are not blebs.
• Question 104: Stress fractures are also called fatigue fractures. Double fractures are two fractures in the same bone, greenstick fractures are incomplete fractures (common in children), and compound fractures are open fractures.
• Question 105: Ligaments are bands of connective tissue that hold bones together. Tendons attach muscle to bone, cartilages are flexible connective tissues (e.g., in joints), and myofilaments are parts of muscle fibers.

Answer:

• Question 103: fluid - filled cavity
• Question 104: fatigue fractures
• Question 105: ligaments