Rough-edged amputations, usually produced by crushing or tearing injuries:
A. are easily controlled by a pressure bandage
B. tend to stop bleeding on their own
C. often bleed very heavily
D. constrict quickly to control bleeding
Answer: C
Rough-edged amputations, usually produced by crushing or tearing injuries:
A. are easily controlled by a pressure bandage
B. tend to stop bleeding on their own
C. often bleed very heavily
D. constrict quickly to control bleeding