There are three main forces that a bullit does to a body. The first is physical force caused by the mass and inertia of the bullit hitting the flesh and causing physical damage to the tissues; the second is due to the compressive/expansive forces of the bullit (and the gas of the powder charge if at point blank range) as it travels inside the body, and the third is physical burning from the super heated temperature of the lead itself. Bullits also frequently spin out of control inside a body and also fragment causes hot spinning metal to tavel in odd directions. Nasty really.
Custer was shot in the left breast, just below the left nipple, and also in the left temple. The breast wound bled ... the head wound did not. Thus, the breast wound was likely the fatal wound, and the head wound was likely done post-mortem.
it depends where the person is shot. 50 Cent Was Shot 9 Times And Shot in The Jaw And He Still Breathing And Tupac Got Shot 5 Times Two iiN The Groaning Area And Twice iiN The Headd. So The Human Body iiS Ah Breath Talking Site!
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To heal a gunshot wound, it is essential to seek immediate medical attention. The wound may require cleaning, stitching, and dressing to prevent infection. Follow your healthcare provider's instructions for wound care and monitor for any signs of complications.
Yes any gun shot wound has to be reported.
you would look under "wound" then "open" then the body part so if its the lower leg it is Icd 9891.0, the thigh Icd9 890.0
Long, shot, flat, and irregular.
No, turtle blood won't heal a wound any faster than human blood, which under normal conditions should already be in the wound. Just let your body do what it does and heal on its own, and don't go hurting any turtles for folk magic.
he said he had been shot
By not getting shot
The president is Reagan. :)
Dermal wound healing in the human body involves four main stages: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. Hemostasis: Blood vessels constrict to stop bleeding, and platelets form a clot to seal the wound. Inflammation: White blood cells clean the wound of debris and bacteria, causing redness and swelling. Proliferation: New tissue forms to cover the wound, and blood vessels grow to supply nutrients. Remodeling: Collagen fibers reorganize to strengthen the new tissue, and the wound gradually shrinks and fades.