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2
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Blockage in the brain.
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5
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Lowering of the body's core temperature
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6
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High body temperature, hot and dry skin, rapid pulse, and victim will probably be unconscious.
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8
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Stands for deformity, open wounds, tenderness and swelling.
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9
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Explosion of blood, most dangerous.
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11
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A cut caused by a sharp object such as a knife, or broken glass, slicing through the layers of skin
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13
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Results when tissue is partially a completely separated from the body .
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1
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Freezing of body parts caused by over exposure to cold.
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3
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Last resort, may lead to amputation.
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4
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A small but deep hole caused by a pin, nail, fang or other object that pierces the skin.
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5
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Coronary arteries are blocked.
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7
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Bruise, most common for closed wounds.
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10
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Immediate, temporary care given to an ill or injured person until professional medical care can be provided .
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12
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If the skin is scraped against a hard surface, tiny blood vessels in the outer layers of the sling break.
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