Clinical sign that is always positive in bone fracture is:

 # Clinical sign that is always positive in bone fracture is:

A. Crepitus

B. Tenderness

C. Abnormal mobility

D. All of the above

The correct answer is:

B. Tenderness

Explanation:
Tenderness is always present in fractures, as it reflects localized periosteal irritation and soft tissue damage.

Other signs, such as:

• Crepitus and abnormal mobility, may not be present in minor or incomplete fractures. These are typically seen in displaced or severe fractures but are not universal findings.