What Mechanism of Injury Produces the Conditions for Traumatic Asphyxia

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Multiple Choice

What mechanism of injury produces the conditions for traumatic asphyxia?

• A) Fall 20 feet from scaffolding onto a concrete sidewalk
• B) Person strangled but not killed in an attempted rape
• C) Penetrating chest trauma with a high-powered firearm
• D) Person pinned between a truck and wall of a building

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Investing Section

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