Physical Trauma

What is an abrasion?

• A bruise caused by broken blood vessels

• An injury where the top layer of skin is removed due to motion against a rough surface

• A wound caused by a sharp object

• A partial or complete break in the bone

What type of trauma occurs when a victim is hit by a hard object?

• Sharp force trauma

• Contusion

• Blunt force trauma

• Therapeutic wound

Which of the following describes a chop wound?

• A tear in the tissue caused by sliding or crushing force

• A wound caused by incision in a medical setting

• Wounds that result in cuts on the surface and deep internal injuries

• Jagged and rough superficial wounds

What is a contusion?

• A bruise caused by broken blood vessels below the skin

• A wound caused by a sharp object

• A partial or complete break in the bone

• A serious or life-threatening physical injury

What does the formula F=ma represent?

• Pressure

• Force

• Fracture

• Laceration

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NGSS.MS-PS2-2

What is a fracture?

• A tear in the tissue caused by sliding or crushing force

• A partial or complete break in the bone

• A wound caused by incision in a medical setting

• A bruise caused by broken blood vessels

What are hesitation marks?

• Cuts along the surface of the body produced by a sharp-edged object

• Jagged and rough superficial wounds caused by someone attempting to take their own life

• A tear in the tissue caused by sliding or crushing force

• A serious or life-threatening physical injury

What are incised wounds?

• A bruise caused by broken blood vessels

• Cuts along the surface of the body produced by a sharp-edged object

• A partial or complete break in the bone

• A wound caused by incision in a medical setting

What is a laceration?

• A tear in the tissue caused by sliding or crushing force

• A bruise caused by broken blood vessels

• A wound caused by incision in a medical setting

• A partial or complete break in the bone

What is physical trauma?

• A bruise caused by broken blood vessels

• A serious or life-threatening physical injury, wound, or shock

• A wound caused by incision in a medical setting

• A tear in the tissue caused by sliding or crushing force