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18-Dec-2006, 06:15
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 The differences questions of Madox Is there any difference between injury and wound? m |
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18-Dec-2006, 12:28
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| Re: The differences questions of Madox Quote:
An "injury" refers to any damage (usually traumatic). All wounds are injuries, but not all injuries are wounds. |
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18-Dec-2006, 14:26
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18-Dec-2006, 14:58
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18-Dec-2006, 15:36
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| Re: The differences questions of Madox Also, wounds tend to be fairly serious cuts in everyday usage- if someone is stabbed, it's a wound, but if they prick their finger with a pin, it's not. In medical usage, and Mike will be able to help here, things may be different. |
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