A patient who has been injured in a hunting accident by a shotgun would be expected to have:
A) a lethal injury pattern regardless of external signs.
B) a large amount of energy dissipation to surrounding tissues.
C) injuries to areas of impact with little energy dissipation.
D) cavitation injuries and tissue damage due to energy dissipation.
Answer: C
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