No. 14,205 in Spanish
traumatismo
In English, "traumatismo" is defined as "trauma or injury caused by an external force."
In a sentence
El paciente sufrió un traumatismo en la cabeza tras el accidente.
The patient suffered a head injury after the accident.
Here, 'traumatismo' refers to a physical injury, specifically one caused by an external force, which is a common medical context.
El traumatismo emocional puede tener efectos duraderos en la persona.
Emotional trauma can have lasting effects on a person.
In this usage, 'traumatismo' metaphorically describes psychological or emotional damage, highlighting its non-physical application.
Las lesiones pueden incluir traumatismos internos no visibles externamente.
Injuries can include internal traumas not visible externally.
This sentence emphasizes 'traumatismo' in the sense of an internal or hidden injury, linking to medical discussions about injuries not apparent on the exterior.
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