1 Blood in urine (hematuria) â urine may appear bright red or cola colored. Or urine may appear normal, but blood may be detected in a microscopic examination of the urine. 2  Frequent urination. 3  Painful urination. 4  Back pain.  Pelvic pain.
An open fracture, also known as a compound fracture, is a serious injury resulting in a broken bone that either protrudes through the skin or can be seen from the open wound in the skin. Because of the open wound, contamination and infection is of great concern.
Fractures are commonly categorised as open (compound) or closed (simple); an open fracture is a clean break where only the bone is affected, while a closed fracture also affects the tissue and skin around the bone. Impacted: this involves the fractured portion of bone being forced into another section of bone. 2  Spiral: this affects the area surrounding the bone. 3  Compression: this is a complete breakdown of the bone; it is most common in the spine.