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Abrasion: a wound where your skin has been rubbed or torn off an example of this would be a turf burn from sliding on turf.

Initial Care: Remove any dirt or debris from the wound and clean it with soap and water.

Post Care: Apply antibiotics and cover the wound with a bandage

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Laceration: Tears in the skin that result in jagged wound and can bleed heavily and are typically deep.

Initial Care: Apply direct pressure to stop the bleeding and elevate the wound above the heart

Post Care: Clean wound and get sutures

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Incision: wounds made by cutting through the skin by using a scalpel usually happens if you have surgery and the wound are small and precise allowing your skin to grow back together nicely

Initial Care: wash with soap water

Post Care: sutures

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Puncture: a wound made by a pointed object going it to you like a nail and often appears to be on the surface, but may extend into the deeper tissue layers

Initial Care: If the object is logged in you do not remove it because it acts as a plug stopping the bleeding, once you are in the right environment remove the object and use gauze to stop the bleeding, clean the wound because likely whatever you were punctured with was not sterile and pose a great risk of infection.

Post Care: apply antibiotic and cover the wound with a bandage watching for infection

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Avulsion: a forcible tearing off of skin or another part of the body, such as an ear or a finger
*more than likely you will need to go to the hospital*
Initial Care: control bleeding, fold tissue into normal poison, dress the wound making sure to change the dressing once it gets saturated

Post Care: remove bandages, Clean wound, sutures