Surgery is considered when one or more of the following conditions presents. 1  Comminution with separation (multiple piece) 2  Significant foreshortening of the clavicle (indicated by shoulder forward) 3  Skin penetration (open fracture) Clearly associated nervous and vascular trauma (brachial plexus or supraclavicular nerves)
Quick Answer. Five tablespoons and 1 teaspoon are the equivalent of 1/3 cup. There is no way to make a round number of tablespoons fit into 1/3 cup. A tablespoon is equal to 3 teaspoons, however, so 5 1/3 tablespoons are also equivalent to 1/3 cup. Continue Reading.
In this article we will find out how many teaspoons 1 in a tablespoon 2. Some people confuse between teaspoons and tablespoons, though their differences seem to be obvious. First of all, teaspoons, as units of volume, are much smaller than tablespoons. It is like comparing the items of cutlery bearing the same names.