If a person's arm is pushed into a solid substance very fast while the arm is completely straight, can a fracture be sustained, if so, what kind of a fracture can be sustained?

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If a person's arm is pushed into a solid substance very fast while the arm is completely straight, can a fracture be sustained, if so, what kind of a fracture can be sustained?

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A fracture probably will happen because that hurts. The fracture would probably a broken elbow

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