An injury to the skin caused by a sharp cut of an object is called ________.

Correct option is C

Ans. (c)
Sol. An incision is an injury to the skin caused by a sharp cut from an object such as a knife, glass, or surgical instrument. It results in clean and well-defined edges, often leading to bleeding. Incisions heal faster with proper medical care and suturing when necessary.
Explanation of each option:
· (a) Abrasion – Incorrect, as abrasions are superficial wounds caused by friction or scraping of the skin.
· (b) Avulsion – Incorrect, as avulsions involve the tearing away of skin or tissue from the body.
· (c) Incision – Correct answer. It refers to a clean-cut wound caused by a sharp object.
· (d) Puncture wound – Incorrect, as puncture wounds are caused by sharp, pointed objects (e.g., nails, needles) and penetrate deeper tissues.