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blunt trauma

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun blunt trauma has 1 sense
  1. blunt trauma - injury incurred when the human body hits or is hit by a large outside object (as a car)
    --1 is a kind of
    injury, hurt, harm, trauma

Definitions from the Web

Blunt Trauma

Blunt trauma refers to physical injury caused by an object impacting the body with a considerable amount of force, resulting in the compression, deformation, or disruption of tissues, organs, or bones. It can be caused by incidents such as falls, car accidents, or assaults.

Senses

Noun: A type of injury caused by a blunt force:

  1. The victim suffered blunt trauma to the head due to a severe fall.
  2. Blunt trauma to the chest can lead to severe internal injuries.

Adjective: Describing the nature of the injury or force:

  1. The patient was diagnosed with blunt trauma resulting from a car accident.
  2. Blunt trauma can cause extensive bruising and swelling.
Usages

Popular Usage: Blunt trauma is commonly discussed in the context of medical emergencies, forensic investigations, and safety protocols.

Example: The TV show featured a gripping storyline involving a crime scene with evidence of blunt trauma.

Local Usage: In some regions, the term "blunt trauma" is used colloquially to refer to particularly forceful or forthright verbal interactions.

Example: During the argument, both individuals exchanged harsh words, resulting in an emotional blunt trauma.

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