Diagnosis

	Ramon has comminuted fractures in both the left femur and right tibia.  He is also 
severely anemic due to blood loss from lacerations he received when hit by the car.  
Considering the type of trauma he received, there is a possibility of damage to internal 
organs, internal bleeding, and pneumothorax.

Prognosis

	Comminuted fractures present a more complicated surgical process, due to 
numerous bone fragments produced with the fracture.  With extensive surgical fixation of 
both fractures and prolonged physical therapy and recovery time, the prognosis would be 
good.  
	The anemia is treatable with blood transfusions and cessation of bleeding.  This 
would normalize his blood volume, and prognosis would be good.
	If thoracic and abdominal radiographs are free of further injuries, prognosis is 
good; however, depending on the degree of injuries to vital organs, prognosis could range 
from good to grave.