Which of the Following Is Not a Radiographic Sign of Battered

question 24

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not a radiographic sign of battered child syndrome?

• A) Impacted radial fracture
• B) Multiple rib fractures
• C) Spiral fracture of a long bone
• D) Skull fracture

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Definitions:

High-Fowler's Position

A sitting position with the back at a 60-90 degree angle, used to facilitate breathing and for various medical purposes.

Low-Fowler's Position

A semi-upright sitting position where the head and torso are elevated at a lower angle (15 to 30 degrees), often used to promote comfort and respiratory function in patients.

Quad-cane

A type of walking aid with four small feet that provides greater stability than a standard single-point cane.

Ambulation

The act of walking or moving from one place to another, often used in medical contexts to describe a patient’s ability to move independently.