Closed head injuries
A) never produce permanent damage.
B) only produce permanent damage in cases in which bleeding has occurred.
C) only produce permanent damage in cases of coma.
D) can produce permanent damage in very mild cases.

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Closed head injuries, even in mild cases, can produce permanent damage. The severity of the injury and the extent of damage vary depending on various factors such as the force of impact, location of the injury, and individual factors. It's not necessarily dependent on bleeding or coma.

Closed Head Injuries