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Injury is
physiological damage to the
living tissue of any organism,
whether in humans, in
other animals, or in plants.
Injuries can be
caused in many...
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spleen can be
caused by trauma, such as a
traffic collision. In
minor injuries with
little bleeding,
there may be
abdominal pain,
tenderness in the epigastrium...
- "The
Injury" is the
twelfth episode of the
second season of the
American comedy television series The
Office and the show's
eighteenth episode overall...
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mechanisms such as stabbings.
Chest injuries can be
classified as
blunt or penetrating.
Blunt and
penetrating injuries have
different pathophysiologies and...
- K.
Porter (July 2011). "Crush
injuries and
crush syndrome—A review".
Injury Extra. 42 (9): 154–5. doi:10.1016/j.
injury.2011.06.368. Greaves, I; Porter...
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injuries are head
injuries, but the
latter term may also
refer to
injury to
other parts of the head; however, the
terms head
injury and
brain injury are...
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safety – HSE". www.hse.gov.uk.
Retrieved 2
October 2023. "Electrical
Injuries –
Injuries; Poisoning".
Merck Manuals Professional Edition.
Retrieved 9 May...
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Sports injuries are
injuries that
occur during sport,
athletic activities, or exercising. In the
United States,
there are
approximately 30
million teenagers...
- hypothermia's
ability to
prevent the
injuries that
occur after circulation returns to the brain, or what is
termed reperfusion injuries. In fact an
individual suffering...
- foot
plantar skin
avulsion injuries.
Plastic And
Reconstructive Surgery, 99(6), 1695-1703.
Flapper - n. a
superficial injury resulting in a
loose flap...
