Health, 01.10.2019 00:10 SucMaDongShan

Your daughter fell off the monkey bars and fractured her leg. the doctor says the fracture occurred at the epiphyseal plate. he informs you that
a. appositional growth may cease, and the bone may not be as thick as the bone on the opposite side of her body.
b. ongitudinal growth may increase, and the bone will be longer than the bone on the opposite side of her body.
c. appositional growth may increase, and the bone will be thicker than the bone on the opposite side of her body.
d. longitudinal growth may cease, and the bone may be shorter than the bone on the opposite side of her body.

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