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The document outlines the definition and types of wounds, distinguishing between closed wounds (e.g., hematomas) and open wounds (e.g., punctures, abrasions, incisions, lacerations, and avulsions). It provides management techniques for wounds, including the mnemonic RICE for hematomas and step-by-step guidance for handling severe bleeding in open wounds. Immediate medical consultation is advised for all significant injuries.
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Social reactions
Population displacement
Communicable disease
Climatic exposure
Food shortage and malnutritionMental health
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Epidemic
Pests
Flood
Land slide
Fires and explosion
War
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phases of disaster
disaster management cycle
-disaster prevention
-disaster mitigation
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- 11. 1. Puncture = a piercing wound caused by nails, needles and other pointed objects.
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- 23. 4. Laceration = a blunt breaking or tearing of soft tissues
- 24. usually resulting from mishandling tools and other accidents.
- 28. 5. Avulsion = a forcible tearing or partial tearing away of tissues.
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