âSherpa lining,â in the garment industry, refers to a polyester lining with a deep pile and large, fuzzy ânapsâ that give it a bumpy texture. The overall effect is similar to real sheepâs wool, but sherpa lining is lighter weight, much less bulky, and faster-drying. Itâs also considerably cheaper, and avoids any ethical concerns about animal products.
A broken bone, or fracture, happens when excessive force applied to your bone causes it to break or shatter. Some fractures break the bone completely, while others just cause a crack in the bone. Fracture types vary depending on the circumstances of your injury and the amount of force applied to the bone. A simple fracture happens when the bone is broken into two pieces. 2  An open or compound fracture happens when a piece of bone protrudes through your skin or if the force of the injury breaks the skin. 3  A closed fracture happens when the bone is broken, but the skin is intact.
A loud cracking or snap is usually the first sign your bone is broken. It also may appear deformed, swollen, bruised or bleed. Other symptoms include great pain that gets worse when the limb or body segment is moved and loss of normal use of the limb. There are different types of breaks or fractures including:1  Open fracture, in which pieces of the broken bone are sticking out through the skin. 2  Closed fracture, in which the broken bone is contained within unbroken skin. 3  Simple fracture, in which the bone is broken in only one place. Simple fracture, in which the bone is broken in only one place. 2  Compound fractures, in which the bone is broken in more than one place. 3  Displaced fractures, where the bones have moved out of their normal alignment with each other. 4  Nondisplaced fractures, where the bone is broken but the pieces are still aligned.