(Ch. 11- Nervous System) - Damage to the skull in which brain tissue is exposed is referred to as a: a) depressed skull fracture b) linear skull fracture c) compound skull fracture d) basilar skull fracture e) comminuted skull fracture Page 31 of 50

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