| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Lacerations most often affect the skin, but any tissue may be lacerated, including subcutaneous fat, tendon, muscle, or bone.A laceration should be repaired if it:Continues to bleed after application of pressure for ten to fifteen minutesIs more than one-eighth to one-fourth inch deepExposes fat, muscle, tendon, or boneCauses a change in function surrounding the area of the lacerationIs dirty or h
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