Let's Keep Moving (Actifit Report): Sept 25 2019)

Today the haze from forest fires has diminished because last night and this morning our area was raining. But even though it has diminished, the government has not encouraged its citizens to activities outside the home.

So today I am still physically active in the room. I did not walk around the housing complex which had become routine.

At work, today I got the first patient who came to radiology with a case of a painful arm from falling out of bed last night. The patient is a middle-aged male aged 55 years. The patient complained that his wrists hurt, from the outside it was also seen that his wrist was swollen. According to the story from the patient, last night in his sleep he fell out of bed with his hand held to hold his body. At that time he did not feel pain like this, and he continued his sleep. This morning when he woke up, he felt great pain in his wrist and his wrist was swollen.

In accordance with the advice of the sending doctor from the emergency department, the doctor requested a radiological examination on his left wrist joint. From the results of radiological examinations using X-rays, it can be seen in the image that the bone that forms the wrist joint is fracture. The fracture bone is called a radius.

After a radiological examination, the patient is returned to the emergency department to receive further medical treatment.

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