Question

A fracture in which cranial bones are pressed down inwardly toward the brain is called a depressed fracture

Answer 1

Answer:

True.

Explanation:

The neurocranium consists of the eight bones that forms the cranial bones. The cranial cavity protects the brain and spinal cord from the injury and the shock.

A depressed fracture may be defined as a type of skull fracture that might occur due to trauma. If excess force is applied toward the brain this might cause the depressed fracture. The epidermis and meninges may gets breakdown during the fracture.

Thus, the answer is true.