擦伤 (Abrasions / Scrapes): Person 1: I fell off my bike, and now I have these nasty scrapes on my knees.
Person 2: Ouch! Clean those abrasions with some antiseptic and put on a bandage.
淤血 (Contusions / Bruises):
Person 1: I accidentally walked into a door, and now I've got bruises all over my arm.
Person 2: Ice packs can help reduce the swelling of those contusions.
切口 (Lacerations / Cuts):
Person 1: I was chopping vegetables and ended up with a deep cut on my finger.
Person 2: That laceration might need stitches. Let's clean it and wrap it in a sterile bandage.
刺伤 (Puncture Wounds / Stabs):
Person 1: I stepped on a nail, and now I have a puncture wound on my foot.
Person 2: Puncture wounds can lead to infections. Let's clean it and apply an antibiotic ointment.
骨折 (Fracture / Broken Bone):
Person 1: I slipped on the ice, and I think I broke my arm.
Person 2: You might have a fracture. We need to get you to the emergency room for an X-ray.
脱臼 (Dislocation):
Person 1: I fell awkwardly, and now my shoulder feels out of place.
Person 2: It could be a dislocation. We should see a doctor to get that shoulder back in.
烧伤 (Burns):
Person 1: I accidentally touched the hot pan, and now I have a burn on my hand.
Person 2: Run cold water over the burn and apply a sterile bandage. If it's severe, seek medical attention.
撕裂伤 (Avulsions / Tears):
Person 1: There was a car accident, and I have a tear in my skin.
Person 2: That sounds serious. Let's call for an ambulance and keep pressure on the wound.
挫伤 (Bruised Bones / Contusions):
Person 1: I fell while hiking, and now my shin is swollen and bruised.
Person 2: Rest and ice can help with the pain and swelling from the contusions.
头部外伤 (Head Injury):
Person 1: I hit my head on the corner of the table, and now I have a headache.
Person 2: Head injuries can be serious. Let's keep an eye on it and seek medical attention if the pain persists.
