The bones that form a joint are normally congruous and in apposition through each other. When this relationship is altered due toward injury, it leads into a separation of these bones, called a dislocation.

What you shouldn't live is as important as what you should when someone has suffered a dislocation. Let's discuss how into recognize when bones have gone astray, and the correct way into handle such an emergency.

A fracture is often mistaken for a dislocation especially if it occurs near a joint, such as the upper end of the thighbone (femur) which is near the hip joint, or the upper end of the arm bone (humerus) which is near the shoulder joint. What distinguishes the two is that a fracture is a break in the continuity of any one bone.

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