If the amount of force applied to the body causes the deformation of the body tissues to exceed the point at which change to the structure occurs, some amount of deformation becomes permanent and is referred to as an injury.

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When the force applied to body tissues exceeds their capacity to maintain structure and function, permanent deformation or damage occurs, which is referred to as an injury. This is because tissues have a threshold for elasticity and resilience, beyond which they cannot return to their original state.

If the Amount of Force Applied to the Body Causes