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The two general methods of communication are verbal and nonverbal. Estimates about general day-to-day communication interactions reveal that 50 percent to 80 percent of messages sent and received are through nonverbal methods. The same can be true with communicating the signals of pain. Small children, elderly adults and people with communication disorders are just some of those who may benefit from the observation of nonverbal signs of pain.
The collarbone, otherwise known as the clavicle, is the bone that connects the shoulder to the chest bone. It is on either side of the body. A broken collarbone is a medical emergency, and should be treated by a doctor or other medical professional immediately. It is fairly easy to identify, and can be easily treated.
