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Latest revision as of 04:21, 18 February 2025
Stabbing is the action of attacking or injuring someone with a sharp pointed object such as a knife. Stabbing is a common method of murder, suicide, or injury. It is also commonly used in warfare, crime, and hunting.
Mechanism[edit]
Stabbing works by applying force to the pointed object, causing it to penetrate skin and underlying tissues. The severity of injury depends on the area of the body targeted and the force applied. Stab wounds can cause various injuries including organ damage, bleeding, infection, and shock.
Types of Stabbing[edit]
There are several types of stabbing, including:
- Single Stab: This involves one penetration of the skin with a sharp object.
- Multiple Stabs: This involves more than one penetration of the skin with a sharp object.
- Defensive Stab: This is a type of stabbing that occurs when a person is defending themselves from an attack.
- Homicidal Stab: This is a type of stabbing that occurs when a person is intentionally trying to kill another person.
Treatment[edit]
Treatment for stabbing injuries depends on the severity and location of the wound. It may include surgery, antibiotics, and pain management. In severe cases, emergency surgery may be required to repair damaged organs.
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