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Finger Fracture

para>Hand and wrist bones

This drawing shows the bones of the hand and wrist.

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Hand and wrist bones

This drawing shows the bones of the hand and wrist.

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Finger buddy taping

Finger buddy taping involves taping an injured finger to the finger next to it.

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Finger buddy taping

Finger buddy taping involves taping an injured finger to the finger next to it.

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Foods and drinks with calcium and vitamin D

Foods rich in calcium include ice cream, soy milk, breads, kale, broccoli, milk, cheese, cottage cheese, almonds, yogurt, ready-to-eat cereals, beans, and tofu. Foods rich in vitamin D include milk, canned tuna fish, cod liver oil, yogurt, ready-to-eat-cereals, cooked salmon, canned sardines, mackerel, and eggs. Some of these foods are rich in both.

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Foods and drinks with calcium and vitamin D

Foods rich in calcium include ice cream, soy milk, breads, kale, broccoli, milk, cheese, cottage cheese, almonds, yogurt, ready-to-eat cereals, beans, and tofu. Foods rich in vitamin D include milk, canned tuna fish, cod liver oil, yogurt, ready-to-eat-cereals, cooked salmon, canned sardines, mackerel, and eggs. Some of these foods are rich in both.

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