The More Common and Subtle Damage from Repetitive Micro Trauma

question 5

Multiple Choice

The more common and subtle damage from repetitive micro trauma to muscles and joints that are not fully developed, which become prevalent during middle childhood, are typically classified as __________ injuries.

• A) overuse
• B) complex
• C) causal
• D) trauma

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Definitions:

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