During examination in injury, hair bulbs are crushed. The probable type of wound is: (A) Abrasion, (B) Laceration, (C) Stab injury, (D) Incision
Answer is B. HAIR BULBS ARE CRUSHED IN LACERATION Laceration - is the tearing of skin or muscles or mucous membrane caused by a shearing or a crushing force, and produced by application of a blunt force to a broad area of the body. - If the blunt force produces extensive bruising and laceration of deeper tissue, it is called crush injury.