Question

Difference between laceration and incised wound

Answer 1

Answer:

A laceration is defined as a tear in tissue caused by a shearing or crushing force. Therefore, a laceration is the result of a blunt-trauma mechanism. ... A cut or incised wound is produced by a sharp edge and is usually longer than it is deep

Answer 2

Explanation:

laceration means tear or deep cut on skin or in flesh,

incised wound is a cut made by an pointed object,and the cut is longer, it is a mark made on a surface by cutting into it