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These cars have an advantage that they provide protection for drivers.
About 75% of bicycle crashes are fatal. The 15% just have minor injuries. And the other 10% have major injuries.
No. Some injuries are simply minor ones.
Major injuries are serious injuries such as a broken bone or a serious head injury. Minor injuries are one that are not big in nature, such as a bruise or small cut.
According to information that is available on the internet there are articles that state that a Minor Injuries Unit would function to cater for minor injuries such as small gashes and grazes and other non serious medical walk in cases.
Yes.
For minor injuries like cuts and bruises you can clean the wound with some rubbing alcohol and apply neosprin or bacitracin ointment and cover the wound with bandaids.
Minor, serious, or fatal.
Generally those that are considered 'minor' ones. A cut finger, a sprained ankle, etc. Though it should be noted that even minor injuries can be fatal if not treated.
RICE (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation) is used to treat minor injuries such as sprains or strains, usually to the arms or legs.
Postive effects: less people die in car crashes, fewer serious injuries are caused requiring long-term medical attention, fewer minor injuries requiring short-term care. Negative effects: a small amount of nitrogen is released into the atmosphere (which would little effect, since around 80% already is).
Yes, that statement is true. In 2005, approximately 2.5 million people were injured in road traffic crashes in the United States. These injuries ranged from minor to severe, highlighting the importance of road safety measures.