I guess that depends on how you define "injury". A hematoma is a collection of blood outside of a vessel, so generally, that would be from an injury, whether a simple bruise or petechiae (which I had around my eyes when I had gastritis secondary to repeated and strong vomiting). Sometimes patients having femoral access catheters/sheaths removed can develop hematomas from the blood not adquately clotting, therefore leaking into tissue. I suppose that doesn't fall into the category of "injury"... at least, not what people in general call injury. However, technically, simply accessing a vessel, even for a small gauge IV, causes endothelial injury. Was that a round-about enough answer?!
Something that rhymes with region and legion is: season reason and that is all that i can think of unfortunatly :( :) =)
contusion and contrecoup Subdural hemotoma. Subdural means below the dura, which is a tough protective tissue covering the brain, and a hemotoma is a bruise.
They prevent you from being ejected from the vehicle.
Wound. As in you wound something around (coiled), or you received a wound (an injury.)
Harm is when something is bad or not good for You and injury is when You get hurt
Noun: an injury Verb: to cause an injury or the past tense of "wind" which means to twist something around something else
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Whoever caused the injury should be held liable for it. If your friend did something reckless, which caused the injury, then your friend is solely responsible.
A decease is like an infection in your body and an injury is when something physical happeneds to it. For example: you getting hurt in a car accident; injury.
Suicide Intentional injury