### Patient: Doctor, I think I might have fractured my shoulder. It hurts a lot and I can't move it properly.
### Doctor: Alright, we need to conduct a radiographic imaging procedure to be sure. We need to take a plain x-ray of your shoulder and use the results to decide on the next steps. It might also be necessary to apply a splint to keep your shoulder immobilized. Additionally, we may need to use X-ray computed tomography or a CAT scan of your head to get a better view. Depending on the severity of the fracture, physical therapy exercises might also be required. Lastly, if there's any wound we need to close, suturing will be needed.