PPDA Quiz 4

What is the injury that breaks or opens the skin and can be called as an open wound?

• Puncture wound

• Basic Injuries

• Cuts

• Fourth Degree Burn

Injuries that usually made of pointed object such as nails, knife, and other sharp objects

• Cuts

• Fracture

• Basic Injuries

• Puncture Wound

This can be usually encountered that can cause great stress and deep trauma

• Basic Injuries

• Second Degree Burn

• Fracture

• Sprains

A Degree of Burn that can cause Minor epithelial damage

• First Degree Burn

• Second Degree Burn

• Third Degree Burn

• Fourth Degree Burn

A degree of Burn that can cause Full-thickness destruction of skin/subcutaneous tissue and Involves underlying fascia, muscle, bone or other structures

• First Degree Burn

• Second Degree Burn

• Third Degree Burn

• Fourth Degree Burn

A degree of Burn that can cause Partial-thickness and Deep-partial thickness

• First Degree Burn

• Second Degree Burn

• Third Degree Burn

• Fourth Degree Burn

A degree of Burn that Usually result of immersion scalds, flame burns, chemical and high-voltage electrical injuries

• First Degree Burn

• Second Degree Burn

• Third Degree Burn

• Fourth Degree Burn

A stretch or tear in a ligament. Ligaments are bands of fibrous tissue that connect bones to bones at joints.

• Fracture

• Strains

• Sprains

• Cut

It happens in a muscle or a tendon. Tendons link muscles to the bones.

• Fracture

• Sprains

• Basic Injuries

• Strains

Can cause a broken bone and as a result of falls or other harsh impacts.

• Strains

• Fourth Degree Burn

• Fracture

• Sprains