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| Partial thickness wound caused by scraping away or rubbing of the skin |
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| an open wound on the lower legs or feet caused by poor arterial blood flow |
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| wound that does not heal easily |
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| an open sore on the lower legs or feet caused by decreased blood floow through the arteries or veins; vascular ulcer |
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| occurs from the surgical entry of the reproductive, urinary, respiratory, or GI system. |
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| tissues are injured but the skin is not broken |
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| wound with high risk of infection |
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| closed wound caused by blow to the body; bruise |
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| seperation of wound layers |
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| removing the epidermis as tape is removed from the skin |
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| seperation of the wound along with the protrusion of abdominal organs |
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| epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous tissue penetrated, muscles and bone may be involved |
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| condition where there is death of tissue |
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| swelling that contains blood |
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| open wound with clean straight edges |
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| wound created for therapy |
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| open wound with torn tissue and jagged edges |
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| the dermis and epidermis are broken |
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| thick, green, yellow, or brown drainage |
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| results when tissues do not get enough fluid |
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| epidermis seperaes from underlying tissue |
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