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Direct trauma refers to physical injury or damage that occurs as a direct result of an external force impacting the body. This can include injuries such as fractures, lacerations, and contusions resulting from accidents, falls, or assaults. Unlike indirect trauma, which may result from internal stress or conditions, direct trauma is characterized by its immediate and observable effects on the affected area. Treatment typically focuses on addressing the specific injuries sustained.
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How could you brake a bone?
You break a bone from direct or indirect trauma. Direct trauma is a blow or a fall and indirect trauma when you twist or turn and if the bone is diseased it can snap
When the body is subject to physical trauma such as in an automobile accident which organs are the most vulnerable to injury homeostatic imbalance?
I believe that the kidneys, brain, and lungs are most vulnerable to accidental trauma, but the heart, kidney, brain, eyes would be more open to direct trauma, such as a strike or directional impact.
What causes swelling in the brain?
Swelling of the brain if often caused by the brain hitting the cranium due to blunt or direct trauma.
Can trauma induce DID in a fetus?
Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) is primarily developed in response to severe trauma experienced during early childhood, particularly before the age of five. While a fetus cannot experience trauma in the same way as a postnatal child, maternal stress and trauma during pregnancy can impact fetal development. However, the direct induction of DID in a fetus is not supported by current psychological understanding; DID requires conscious processing and coping mechanisms that develop after birth.
What can cause trauma?
What causes trauma
What is a trauma related complication?
A trauma-related complication refers to an adverse health condition that arises as a direct consequence of an injury or trauma. These complications can include infections, blood clots, or psychological issues such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). They may develop immediately after the injury or manifest later, complicating recovery and overall health outcomes. Proper medical management and monitoring are essential to mitigate these risks.
What is sp-trauma?
status post trauma?
What is sp trauma?
status post trauma?
What is penetrating trauma trauma?
tertiary blast
What is historical trauma?
this is a trauma caused by an event big enough to cause trauma on an an entire society.
What causes a spiral bone fracture with out trauma to bone or body?
Spiral bone fractures, or any fracures for that matter, could be caused by malnourishment of the bones. Weak bones=more breaks and fractures. Bone injury is almost always a result of trauma, however.
What is differwnce between strain and sprain?
A sprain refers to the overstretching of ligaments. A strain reders to the overstretching of muscles.
