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Surface injuries caused by friction or scraping of the skin against a rough surface.

• abrasion

• avulsion

• contusion

• none of the above

Bruises caused by blunt force trauma to the body, leading to damaged blood vessels beneath the skin.

• abrasion

• contusion

• laceration

• convulsion

Clean, straight cuts or wounds typically caused by sharp objects like knives or glass.

• avulsion

• contusion

• incision

• none

Injuries where a portion of the skin or tissue is torn away from the body.

• abrasion

• contusion

• avulsion

• incision

Jagged or irregular cuts in the skin caused by sharp objects or trauma.

• incision

• laceration

• abrasion

• convulsion

Deep wounds caused by sharp objects piercing the skin and underlying tissue.

• incision

• contusion

• puncture

• laceration

This is a common treatment for injuries to the ankle or wrist that entails wrapping the bandage around the joint in a criss cross manner, much like the spica technique.

• spica

• circle

• figure of eight

• capeline

This technique involves wrapping a bandage around a limb or body part in a continuous spiral. It's commonly used for securing dressings on limbs.

• spica

• figure of eight

• spiral

• none

A bandage technique where the bandage is wrapped around the head, typically covering the ears and forehead.

• capeline

• contusion

• spiral

• spica

Bandaging technique where the bandage is wrapped in concentric circles around a limb or body part.

• circular

• SPIRAL

• figure of eight

• capeline