### condition | injury | burn | sunburn:

Severe sunburn
* are insults to the skin that can cause permanent damage to the skin's deeper layers
  - second-degree burns
* can result from the sun's reflection off of the water.
* causes blisters, chills, and fever.

Thermal burn
* Most thermal burns are the result of fire or automobile accidents.
* can result from scalding with hot liquids or oils or from contact with hot objects.

Chronic injury
* Chronic injuries can strain relationships.
* is characterized by a slow accumulation causing a general chlorotic appearance.

Cold injury
* causes severe losses in wheat production and restricts varietal planting.
* is also a dehydration process
  - due, in part, to the effect of low temperatures on moisture in or on the body
  - the killing by low temperature of some part of the vine
  - tissue damage produced by exposure to cold
* tends to occur in passive, negative individuals.

Common injury
* Common injuries are severe burns to eyes, skin and the respiratory tract.
* Most common injuries are to the soft tissues, i.e., muscles and ligaments.

Complete injury
* Complete injuries result in total loss of sensation and function below the injury level.
* refers to an abscence of sensory and motor function in the lowest sacral segment.

### condition | injury:

Concussion
* Some concussions can even be life threatening
  - lead to slow bleeding in the head and other problems
* are a hazard of contact sports, like football and hockey
  - result of a blow to the head, face or jaw, and can also injure the neck
  - an agitation of the brain
  - bumps
  - diseases
  - one of the most common injuries in contact sports
  - potentially serious complications of head injuries
  - serious conditions and can be fatal
  - somewhat common among sports participants
  - unlike most other injuries because measuring their lingering effects is difficult
  - very serious with long-term effects
* can happen in any sport, but are most often noticed in hockey and football
  - occur any time the head sustains an injury
* includes both impact and frictional forces.
* is an injury
  - considered a mild form of diffuse axonal injury
  - from a brain injury
* is the most common form of head injury for athletes
  - rapid deceleration of the brain as the head stops suddenly upon impact
  - term commonly used to describe a type of minor head injury
  - when the hoof is rapidly brought to rest with the surface during the early stance
* often occur when birds fly into windows or mirrors.
* transient alteration of consciousness.

Contusion
* are usually due to movement of the brain in the skull during the trauma.
* compression injury to soft tissues.
* further contribute to edema and increased mass effect.
  - hits
* occur where the brain hits the bones of the skull following a decelerating injury.
* often result among elderly people when they bump into objects such as car doors.

### condition | injury | contusion:

Black eye
* are albums
  - eyes
* is contusion

Ecchymosis
* Ecchymoses are frequent
  - hemorrhages of the skin or mucosae which are larger than petechiae
* are bruise.
* bruise caused by the penis being held under vacuum pressure too long.
* serious quality issue affecting acceptance of fresh venison in the marketplace.

Economic injury
* Some economic injuries are caused by disasters
  - drought disasters
* includes loss of pay and other types of money damages
  - pay, loss of a job, and other types of money damages

Emotional injury
* Emotional injuries are essentially a normal response to an extreme event.
* causes many physiological changes.
* is almost always a consequence of any form of abuse or neglect