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A bone that is completely out of place in it's joint is a: Osprain. O strain. dislocation. O subluxation.

A bone that is completely out of place in it's joint is a: Osprain. O strain. dislocation. O subluxation.
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A bone that is completely out of place in it's joint is a:

Osprain.
O strain.
dislocation.
O subluxation.

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The answer in this instance is the third option, a dislocation.
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