Which two terms describe this type of bone fracture? simple, incomplete
compound, complete
simple, complete
compound, incomplete

The correct answer is Compound, complete

Explanation:

Bone fractures occur as bones (hard tissue that is part of the skeleton) break, which can be caused by traumatic incidents, certain diseases, among others. Moreover, fractures are classified into different categories such as compound/simple, complete/ incomplete depending on the characteristics of the bone fracture.

In the case of compound fracture, this occurs if the bone is exposed. This means the bone breaks and then displaces causing an open wound. This occurs in the bone fracture from the image because the bone has moved to the left and break the skin, muscle, and other tissue of the area. On the other hand, a fracture is complete is the fragments of the bone are completely separated, which occurs in the image because the bone has been completely divided into two sections.

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