Which of the following is a characteristic of a wound to bone caused by a grazing bullet?
A) Oval shape
B) Outward beveling
C) Keyhole shape
D) None of the above

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A wound to bone caused by a grazing bullet typically has a keyhole shape, where the entrance wound is smaller than the exit wound and there is a long, narrow tunnel in the bone. Oval shape and outward beveling are characteristic of entrance and exit wounds of a bullet that passes straight through the bone.

Which of the Following Is a Characteristic of a Wound