E O 1 d •O V11 12:43You are riding with an ambulance crew who iscalled to the scene of a shooting. As theparamedics are loading the victim into theambulance you are asked to describe thewounds to the ER so that they are prepared tohandle the victim's injuries. The circles in theimage are the wounds.1. Describe the locations of the wounds usingregional and directional terms.2. Describe the cavities the wounds are in if any.3. Describe the abdominopelvic regions (if any)and organs or structures that could possibly beinjured.4. This is for part 2. Do you agree or disagreewith your fellow students. Make at least onecomment on one of the answers provided byyour peers. Provide evidence from what youlearned to support your point of view.If there are any questions please let me know.

Wounds: A wound is a rupture in the continuity of any bodily tissue caused by violence, where…

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