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What is the Pathophysiology of a laceration?

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what is the pathophysiology of a laceration?

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Relevant answers:

  • What is a laceration?

    Laceration: a torn and ragged wound or cut

  • What is pathophysiology?

    Pathophysiology is an advanced field of study beyond anatomy and physiology. Anatomy is the study of biological form and physical structure. Physiology refers the normal study of biological function...

  • What is the danger of a laceration?

    It can range from minimal to life-threatening. Once the danger of loss of blood has been eliminated infection is always a possiblity. If the wound is very deep it may need sutures also.

  • Whats a laceration?

    This is a deep cut in the skin where it penetrates the muscle.

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