wound means any incision or puncture which divides or pierces any exterior membrane of the body, and any membrane is exterior for the purpose of this definition which can be touched without dividing or piercing any other membrane.
wound means any incision or puncture which divides or pierces any exterior membrane of the body, and any membrane is exterior for the purpose of this definition which can be touched without dividing or piercing any other membrane.Offence committed partly within and partly beyond the jurisdiction
wound means any incision or puncture which breaks the continuity of the whole skin and not merely the cuticle or upper skin.
More Definitions of wound
wound means a surgical incision, laceration of the skin, Stage I or II decubitus ulcers, skin eruptions or skin lesions.
wound means venous stasis ulcer or ulcers, a dehissed wound, or any other break in the integrity of the full thickness of skin that involves the subcutaneous tissue or fascia.
wound means an injury to the body in which the skin or other tissue is broken, cut, pierced, or torn, such as through a scissors cut, razor cut, or other laceration.
wound also means to encircle or wreathe, as with something twined, wrapped, or placed about.
wound only occurs during combat and means that the card will be destroyed after combat is resolved. Rotate the card sideways. Wounded units still add their combat value to a player’s strength total, but they are destroyed during the End of Combat step. A wounded unit cannot be wounded again.
wound means a break in the continuity of the whole skin. The definition of wounding may encompass injuries that are relatively minor in nature, for example a small cut or laceration. The “wounding” form of these offences should be reserved for those wounds considered to be really serious. However, it is appropriate to charge these offences when a wound is caused by a knife or other weapon, to reflect the seriousness.
wound means an injury to the stem or a tree that removes a portion of the bark and cambium but does not penetrate into the sapwood;