A laceration is a/an
A) superficial injury to the epidermis layer of the skin caused by friction or rubbing.
B) splitting of tissue resulting from blunt or shearing force trauma, resulting in injury with jagged edges and varying wound depth.
C) injury created by a sharp object, resulting in a wound with smooth edges and depths.
D) oval or circular bruise surrounded by two opposing arch-like abrasions.

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The Answer of A laceration is a/an
A) superficial injury to the epidermis layer of the skin caused by friction or rubbing.
B) splitting of tissue resulting from blunt or shearing force trauma, resulting in injury with jagged edges and varying wound depth.
C) injury created by a sharp object, resulting in a wound with smooth edges and depths.
D) oval or circular bruise surrounded by two opposing arch-like abrasions.

A Laceration Is A/an