Which type of cut is common in surgery?

• Incision

• Graze

• Puncture

• Embedded Object

What is a foreign object protruding from the body called?

• Incision

• Laceration

• Puncture

• Embedded Object

What type of wound involves an entry hole and often has a risk of infection?

• Graze

• Amputation

• Puncture

• Embedded object

What is a common cause of lacerations?

• Machinery

• Friction

• Sharp objects

• Blunt force

What should you avoid doing with an embedded object in a wound?

• Bandaging it

• Removing it

• Cleaning around it

• Elevating the limb

What is the purpose of raising the affected area of the body when a severe cut is experienced?

• To increase blood flow

• To reduce swelling

• To prevent further bleeding

• To make it visible

What are the three types of blood vessels?

• Arteries

• Veins

• Organs

• Capillaries

Which of the following is not a symptom of a puncture? 

• High infection risk 

• Shallow wound 

• Little bleeding 

• Small entry hole 

What is not a sign of laceration?

• Clean Cut

• Tear or Rip

• May Contain Dirt

• Jaggered edges caused by machinery.

A graze is a torn or jiggered wound, tends to be a deep wound that may contain dirt

• True
• False