- Definition: Mechanical factors causing disruption of the integrity of body tissues.
Classification
Degrees
- Mild: Minor damage with no threat to life.
- Moderate: More serious damage with some threat to life and potential for lasting harm to health.
- Severe: Severe structural damage, life-threatening, with significant long-term impact on health.
Complications
- Infection: Most common.
- Shock: Early hemorrhagic, late septic.
- Stress Ulcer.
- Coagulopathy.
- Multiple Disorganizing Syndrome (MDS).
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).