Injuries of the growth plate can be classified with the Salter-Harris system. Which of the following classifications have the best prognosis?
a. I and II c. V
b. III and IV d. VI
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A Correct. Injuries of the growth plate can be classified with the Salter-Harris system. Salter I and II have the best prognosis for normal growth.
B Incorrect. Salter III and IV do not have the best prognosis for normal growth.
C Incorrect. Salter V does not have the best prognosis for normal growth.
D Incorrect. The Salter-Harris classification system includes I through V. There is not a VI.
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