An amputation is categorized as a(n): 1. avulsion 2. rupture 3. wound 4. abrasion

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It should be categorized as a 1.) Avulsion! To give you more background an avulsion is - it's when the body is forcibly detached, or obviously not in it's normal position. So an amputation and avulsion have plenty in common when it comes to the detachment! (: I hope all is well, and you pass! good luck, rockstar! (:

dangina [55]4 years ago

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An amputation is categorized as an 1. Avulsion. Hope I helped!

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