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Eye injury
* Eye injuries Wear protective glasses or goggles as needed, especially when working with liquids
  - account for nearly two and one half million accidents in the United States each year
* Eye injuries are also common for children's participation sports
  - in baseball
  - among the most common of all injuries in the manufacturing metal products industry
  - an important cause of blindness in children who participate in sports activities
  - another subset of soccer-related head injuries
  - common in automobile accidents, even slow-speed accidents
  - often the result of misuse, abuse, and altering of toys
  - painful and sight threatening to the employee, costly to the employer
* Eye injuries can be very serious
  - cause cataracts in people of any age
  - destroy an athlete's career
* Eye injuries can result from machine operations such as grinding, sawing and etching, and so on
  - in countless hours of lost work time for farmers
  - caused by fireworks are often severe, and can even cause blindness
  - vary tremendously in severity
* Many eye injuries result from car accidents.
* Most eye injuries are minor, but because of extensive bruising, they often look worse than they are
  - occur at home
* Some eye injuries cause burn sensation
* is one of the leading causes of vision impairment in the United States.

Frost injury
* causes a condition called puffy leaf.
* is one of the primary factors limiting crop production around the world.

Head injury
* Many head injuries are mild, and symptoms usually disappear over time with proper attention
  - cause injury to the tips of the frontal and temporal lobes
* Most head injuries happen when people stand too close to a golfer and get hit by a golf club.
* Some head injuries cause fractures
  - result in prolonged or non-reversible brain damage

Heat injury
* can take the form of heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
* includes heat exhaustion with or without milder neurologic problems.

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Hemorrhage
* affecting the spinal cord is rare.
* are common
  - present on the mucous membranes of the nasal passages, vagina and third eyelid
  - probably the only indication for absolute vocal rest
  - usually present also in the same regions
* can be both internal as well as external
  - vary from petechial to ecchymotic
* causes blood to collect in the brain.
* constant threat, most often form injury to iliac or lumbar veins.
* happen also when pressure gets too high.
* is an injury
  - extremely uncommon in an eye which has had no previous surgery
  - many times associated with protozoan cysts in tissues of birds
  - more common after thrombolysis but has no significant effect oin outcome
  - most commonly anterior, originating from the nasal septum
  - rare with peribulbar block
  - rare, however, calcification can occur
* medical term that is applied commonly to any type of bleeding.
* occur in the skin, retina, pleura, peritoneum, etc
  - on the surface of the pig's lungs during early stages of lungworm invasion
* produces additional neurological deficits.
* remains a major life-threatening complication in pregnancy
  - the leading cause of death in patients with pelvic fracture
* shows characteristic images of blood.
* starts in reticularis.
* usually resorb and seven to ten days at sea level without impairment of vision.

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Brain hemorrhage
* are the leading cause of death from bleeding in hemophilia.
* can occur with no visible bruise, and sometimes symptoms take awhile to appear.
* is the limiting side effect of thrombolytic therapy.

Cerebral hemorrhage
* can lead to paralysis.
* is hemorrhage
  - most often fatal
* occurs when an artery in the brain ruptures or breaks apart.

Intracerebral hemorrhage
* can occur almost anywhere in the brain.
* occurs when a vessel within the brain leaks blood into the brain itself.
* severe condition requiring prompt medical attention.