Training Crossword 1

Any object propelled by force, such as a bullet or weapon.
The way in which traumatic injuries occur, the forces that act on the body to cause the damage. (3 words)
A phenomenom in which speed causes a bullet to generate a pressure wave, which cuases damage distant from the bullets path.
the product of mass, gravity, and height, which is converted into kinetisc energy and results in injury, such as a fall. (two words)
A score that relates to the likelyhood of patient survival with the exception of severe head injury. It calculates a number from 1 to 16, with 16 being the best score. It takes into account the GCS RR, work of breathing, systolic BP and capillary refill. (2 words)
Emergencies that are the result of physical force applied to a patients body.
The ______ score is an evaluation tool used to determine LOC, which eveluates and assigns point values for eye opening, verbal response, and motor function. (3 words)
The slowing of an object.
The product of force times distance.
An impact on the body by objects that cause injury without pwenetrating soft tissue or internal organs or cavities.
Resistance that slows a projectile, such as air.
Awareness that unseen life- threatening injuries may exist when determining the mechanins of injury.