which type of fracture tends to occur where cartilage cells are dying What gives skeletal muscle it’s striated appearance? How does actin/myosin overlap change?

Fracture- a bone that has been broken or cracked Types of Fractures: Non-aligned fracture- bone that has fractured but is still aligned. Displaced fracture- bone that has fractured but is out of alignment. Complete fracture- bone broken completely through. Incomplete fracture- bone not completely broken, part of it is still attached, may be referred to as a crack. Linear fracture- bone fractured in same direction as the bone/ parallel to the long axis. Transverse fracture- perpendicular to the long axis/ bone fractured on a transverse plane. Open/ Compound fracture- when the bone fractures and penetrates the skin. May cause infection, surgery is needed. Closed/ Simple- bone