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.
Each teaspoon should be leveled off, making sure that whatever being measured reaches the top of the spoon but doesn't exceed the amount of a single tablespoon. In general, there are two tablespoons to the ounce. Similarly, there are 16 tablespoons in one cup, which equates to 48 teaspoons, and two cups to the pint.