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Which of the following is the most important when assessing the damage done by a gunshot?
The distance from the shooter.
Which of the following is true of the shock wave that accompanies high-velocity penetrating trauma?
The shock wave may be transmitted through blood, resulting in damage to blood vessels some distance from the primary wound.
Which of the following organs is the most susceptible to damage from the pressure wave when a bullet enters it?
Liver
As a bullet tumbles, its potential to inflict damage?
increases
Which of the following is true of the temporary cavity formed by penetrating trauma?
it is a space indirectly created by a projectile as tissue moves rapidly away from its path.
Which statement about ballistics is true?
When a bullet yaws, it increases the damage.
Which of the following abdominal organs is the least affected by the pressure wave associated with penetrating trauma?
Bowel
The path a projectile follows durning a flight is called its
Trajectory
Which type of firearm usually limits trauma to direct injury?
Handgun
Which of the following is associated with assault rifle wounds but not hunting rifle wounds?
Multiple wounds
Which of the following is most likely to occur when military ammunition is used?
It will remain intact.
Which of the following statements about low-velocity penetrating trauma is true?
Knifes, arrows, ice picks, and similar weapons cause damage only in their direct path.
To gain an appreciation for the potential for trauma from high-velocity projectiles, it is important to remember that the shock wave produced can exceed atmospheric pressure by up to _____ times.
100
The pathway of injury left in the wake of a penetrating mechanism of injury is called the?
Cavity
As the mass of an object increases, which of the following occurs?
The amount of energy increases.
Which of the following characteristics of stab wounds is associated with a male attacker?
The victims usually have defensive wounds on their forearms.
Which of the following statements about bullets is true?
A small, Light bullet does the most harm.
Which of the following statements about rifles is true?
Assault rifles generally increase the number of wounds the victim sustains.
If you were to design a bullet to have the highest energy exchange, what would you do?
Design the bullet to become more unstable.
Which two factors related to kinetic energy proportionately affect the damage a projectile will do?
Velocity and mass