Complete or incomplete tear in the supporting ligaments of a joint

A) articulation
B) ligament
C) impacted
D) comminuted
E) depressed
F) spiral
G) gout
H) bursitis
I) dislocation
J) kyphosis
K) lordosis
L) osteoporosis
M) scoliosis
N) sprain
O) subluxation

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Ahnaf Shopnil · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : N, Explanation :  A sprain is an injury to the ligaments around a joint. It involves the stretching or tearing of these ligaments, which can range from a mild sprain with slight stretching to a severe tear of one or more ligaments.

Complete or incomplete tear in the supporting ligaments of a joint

A) articulation
B) ligament
C) impacted
D) comminuted
E) depressed
F) spiral
G) gout
H) bursitis
I) dislocation
J) kyphosis
K) lordosis
L) osteoporosis
M) scoliosis
N) sprain
O) subluxation

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Complete or incomplete tear in the supporting ligaments of a jointA) articulationB) ligamentC) impactedD) comminutedE) depressedF) spiralG) goutH) bursitisI) dislocationJ) kyphosisK) lordosisL) osteoporosisM) scoliosisN) sprainO) subluxation

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Complete or incomplete tear in the supporting ligaments of a joint

A) articulation
B) ligament
C) impacted
D) comminuted
E) depressed
F) spiral
G) gout
H) bursitis
I) dislocation
J) kyphosis
K) lordosis
L) osteoporosis
M) scoliosis
N) sprain
O) subluxation