trau·ma·to·pho·bi·a
-- n.
1. The fear of wounds.
McKinley
Health Center
A wound is a
break in the tissues of the body. Some injuries, like cuts and scrapes,
are called open wounds; others, like deep bruises, are called closed
wounds. They are usually caused by external forces such as motor vehicle
accidents, falls, and the mishandling of sharp objects, tools, machinery
and weapons...
The most
important aspect of new wound care, is to clean the wound thoroughly and
examine it closely, as soon as possible. You must decide if the wound is
severe in nature or if it is a minor wound. Then you must decide if you
need to seek professional medical care, or if you can provide minor care.
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