Punctures resulting from sharp-force trauma, blunt-force trauma and gunshot wounds all have distinctive patterns. Blunt objects generally create which type of injury?
a. more cracks radiating from the site of the impact, and more damage to the surface of the bone
b. fewer cracks radiating from the site of the impact, and more damage to the surface of the bone
c. more cracks radiating from the site of the impact, and less damage to the surface of the bone
d. fewer cracks radiating from the site of the impact, and less damage to the surface of the bone
a
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