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| Abrasion | loss/damage of superficial layer; from scrapping across rough surface
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| Amputation | completely severed body part
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| Avulsion | soft tissue completely loose or hanging by a flap
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| Burns | soft tissue damage occurs as a result of heat
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| Closed Injuries | injuries that occurs beneath the skin but the surface of the skin stays in tact
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| Compartment Syndrome | swelling in confined space that produces dangerous pressure; may cut off blood flow
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| Contact Burn | burn from touch of hot object
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| Contamination | presence of infectious organism or foreign body
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| Contusion | a bruise; bleeding under skin
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| Crush Syndrome | metabolic derangement from crushed body parts
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| Crushing Injury | great amount of force applied to body resulting in injury
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| Dermis | inner layer of the skin; contains hair follicles, sweat glands, nerve endings, and blood vessels
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| Ecchymosis | discoloration from closed wound- signifies bleeding
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| Epidermis | outer layer of skin- protective layer
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| Evisceration | displacement of organs outside the body
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| Excited Delirium | agitate behavior, disorientation, hallucinations, or delusions
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| Fascia | connective tissue that covers arteries, veins, tendons, ligaments
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| Flame Burn | caused by open flame
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| Flash Burn | exposure to intense heat (explosion)
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| Full Thickness (3rd Degree) Burns | all skin layers, subcutaneous layers, muscle, bone, organ
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| Hematoma | blood collected in body's tissues or organs
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| Impaled Object | penetrate the skin, but remain in place
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| Incision | sharp, smooth cut
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| Laceration | deep, jagged cut
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| Mucous Membranes | linings of body cavities and passages that are in direct contact with the outside environment
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| Occlusive Dressing | Petroleum (Vaseline) gauze, aluminum foil or plastic
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| Open Injuries | break in skin surface or mucous membrane
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| Partial Thickness (2nd Degree) Burns | epidermis and some portion of the dermis- blisters, skin is red, white moist, mottled
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| Penetrating Wound | injury from sharp piercing object
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| Rapid | infected with rabies
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| Rule of 9s | system that assigns percentages to the body to calculate amount of skin involved
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| Scald Burn | burn caused by hot liquids
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| Steam Burn | from exposure to hot steam
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| Superficial (1st Degree) Burns |
only epidermis layer- only red
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| Thermal Burns | burns caused by heat
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