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Which type of skin injury is a result of two surfaces rubbing against one another excessively?
Which type of skin injury is a result of two surfaces rubbing against one another excessively?
- Scraping
- Blisters (correct)
- Puncturing
- Tearing
What type of skin injury involves a combination of friction and compression, potentially resulting in skin tearing or worsened blisters?
What type of skin injury involves a combination of friction and compression, potentially resulting in skin tearing or worsened blisters?
- Impaled
- Compression
- Shearing (correct)
- Stretching
Which type of skin injury involves pulling away a chunk of skin from its attachment?
Which type of skin injury involves pulling away a chunk of skin from its attachment?
- Friction
- Impaled
- Avulsing (correct)
- Tearing
What type of skin injury involves a hole in the skin caused by a sharp object entering and exiting?
What type of skin injury involves a hole in the skin caused by a sharp object entering and exiting?
Flashcards
Blister
Blister
A skin injury caused by excessive friction between two surfaces leading to fluid buildup beneath the skin.
Shearing
Shearing
A type of skin injury involving a combination of friction and pressure, potentially leading to skin tearing and worsening existing blisters.
Avulsion
Avulsion
A skin injury where a piece of skin is completely ripped away from its attachment.
Puncture
Puncture
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