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cavitation
a cavity formed by a pressure wave resulting from the kinetic energy of a bullet traveling through body tissue; also called pathway expansion
dissipation of energy
the way energy is transferred to the human body by the forces acting upon it.
drag
the factors that slow a projectile
kinetic energy
the energy contained by an object in motion. Kinetic energy equals mass (weight in pounds), times the velocity (feet per second) squared, divided by two.
kinetics
the branch of mechanics dealing with the motions of material bodies
kinetics of trauma
the science of analyzing mechanism of injury
mechanism of injury (MOI)
the factors and forces that cause traumatic injury
profile
the size and shape of a bullet's point of impact; the greater the point of impact the greater the injury
trajectory
the path of a projectile during its travel; a trajectory may be flat or curved.