In which of the following fractures does the bone break diagonally?

Question

Which of the following is not a skin injury?

Answer 1

An oblique fracture is characterized by a bone breaking at an angle. This differs from other fracture classifications:

Transverse: A fracture that occurs at a right angle to the bone's long axis, creating a straight break.
Impacted: A fracture where the bone fragments are jammed into one another.
Comminuted: This type involves the bone fracturing into multiple fragments.

Given that an oblique fracture presents a diagonal break, it is correctly identified as the type of fracture where the bone breaks diagonally.

List-I (Soft Tissue Injury)	List-II (Description)
(A) Abrasion	(I) Cut made into the tissue of the body
(B) Incision	(II) Rubbing away of the upper layer of Epidermis
(C) Sprain	(III) Injury to the muscles or tendons
(D) Strain	(IV) Stretching or tearing of ligaments

The Correct Option is A