A client is viewing X-rays of a healing bone fracture and asks the nurse if the bone will ever be ‘normal’ again. Based on the nurse’s knowledge of bone healing, what is the best response?

The bone will be more ‘normal’ when there is inflammation and hematoma surrounding the fracture site

The bone will be more ‘normal’ when callus formation occurs

The bone will be more like ‘normal’ when bone-forming cells absorb the callus into woven bone

The bone will be more normal when there is a proliferation of osteoclasts at the site