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Definition- Condition where the skin is scraped against a rough surface and the top layer of skin wears away.

Initial Care- Clean the area and remove any dirt or pebbles with clean sterile tweezers

Post Care- Apply an antibiotic cream and cover with a bandage and continue to keep it clean

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Definition- When a blunt force has been delivered over a sharp bone, giving the wound the appearance of a jagged-edge cavity.

Initial Care- Clean the wound and apply a bandage, keeping pressure on the laceration.

Post Care- Stitches if needed, and keeping up with the stitches keeping them clean and covered.

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Definition- Wounds with smooth edges, normally when a sharp object slices the skin.

Initial Care- Due to the smooth edge it is less likely to be infected, but you still need to clean the wound and properly bandage it.

Post Care- Stitches if needed and keeping up with the stitches keeping them clean and covered.

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Definition- Direct penetration of tissue by a pointed object, can be fatal.

Initial Care- These are serious and you should see a physician immediately.

Post Care- Depends on the severity and what the doctors due but can include stitches and surgery.

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Definition- When skin is torn from the body and there is major bleeding, tissue may also be torn.

Initial Care- Due to the seriousness of this wound you need to go to the hospital immediately and receive the correct care

Post Care- Possible surgery and stitches and other treatments done at the hospital.

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Wash hands and make sure hands are clean while working with wounds, can wear gloves if necessary

Thoroughly clean the wound with water and a safe soap

apply a bandage to the wound to decrease the chance of infection

Consult a health care provider if serious enough

Keep the wound clean

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Signs of Infection

Redness

Infilmation

Heat

Disordered function

Pus coming from the wound