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Injuries to tissue caused by heat contact?
burns
What is the injuries to tissue caused by heat contact?
Burns.
Is an overproduction of scar tissue often caused by overtraining muscles or in joints by old injuries?
Fibrosis
What word means a bruise-like injury to the brain caused by brain tissue hitting the skull during a collision?
concussion
Are soft tissue injuries permanent?
No, they will eventually heal.
What injuries do people get from car accidents?
Soft-tissue injuries are the most common, such as neck and back pains.
Is the treatment of choice for soft tissue injuries and muscle injuries?
Ice and elevation, some light massage to ;)
What is reactive fibroplasia?
Fibrosis in the absence of cell death, usually due to inflammation
Why do bone injuries heal faster than muscle or nervous tissue injuries?
Because they have a greater blood supply
What is the Definition of soft tissues injuries?
The stress,strain in muscles of a human body is called soft tissue injuries
What are the forces that can cause injury in soft tissue structure of the body?
Injuries to soft tissue structures can be caused by various forces, including tensile forces that stretch the tissue beyond its capacity, compressive forces that crush or squeeze tissue, and shear forces that cause layers of tissue to slide against each other. Additionally, repetitive stress or overuse can lead to microtrauma, resulting in inflammation and injury. Impact forces from falls or collisions can also cause acute injuries to soft tissues. Overall, the combination and intensity of these forces determine the extent and nature of the injury.
What is the difference between blunt and sharp force trauma?
sharp force trauma-Injuries caused by sharp implements,such as knives, axes, or ice picks. Significantly less force isneeded for a sharpened object to cut or pierce tissue thanwhat is required with a blunt object.andblunt force trauma-Injuries caused by dull or nonsharpenedobjects, like baseball bats, bricks, or lamps
