Part A Will the plate used to reattach the bone interfere with the future length

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Part A Will the plate used to reattach the bone interfere with the future length-wise growth of the arm as the child ages? Why or why not? Yes. The plate will interfere with the bone growth because the bones grow from the ends and since the boy was bit at the end of the bone, a plate may interfere with bone growth. O Yes. As the bone of the child is growing, the elongation of the bone can be interfered with by the fixed plate. No, because growth to make the bone longer will take place on the ends of the bone, not the middle where the plate is located. Yes. The plate will interfere with the growth of the bone by not allowing it to grow wider. Submit My Answers Give Up Provide Feedback Continue

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answer: yes the plate will interfere with the bone growth because the bones grow from the ends and since the boy was bit at the end of the bone, a plate may interfere with bone growth.

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