Sentence examples for exposed wounds from inspiring English sources

QuikClot is used primarily to stop bleeding from exposed wounds.

In addition, pain and heat loss are greater in exposed wounds.

His tearing at his subjects' exposed wounds – often class injuries – is the emotional crescendo of the programme.

I was ready to see full grown, muscle bound men decimate each other's biceps to the point of burst skin, flying guts, exposed wounds and paramedics.

"It can be gotten from cut wounds, from exposed wounds, from using unsterilized equipment – especially when separating the [umbilical] cord during delivery," he says.

For example, if you cut yourself, do you stop the bleeding, apply antibacterial ointment and use a bandage, or do you walk around bleeding with an exposed wound?

This distinct physiology may prove relevant to the differing wound conditions these cells might be expected to encounter: adult cells would presumably find it advantageous to migrate rapidly to seal off an exposed wound site, whereas fetal cells, programmed for function in the protected uterine environment, may not biologically recognize any such imperative.

It should be standard practice for physicians to advise patients with underlying medical illness to avoid eating raw or undercooked seafood and to avoid exposing wounds to seawater.

One presenter, Van Curaza, described the work of Operation Surf, a non-profit organization in San Luis Obispo, CA, with a program to expose wounded military to the healing power of the ocean through adaptive surfing taught by world-class instructors.

About two-thirds of the Labor Party's 1,700-member governing body voted to accept Mr. Sharon's power-sharing offer after a rowdy four-hour meeting that divided political comrades and exposed the wounds of a bruising electoral defeat.

Soon the evening is descending into drink-fuelled fisticuffs, and Michael falls off the wagon into cruel truth-telling games in which the men's unspoken desires and internalised homophobia are exposed like wounds.