A sharp blow to the head resulting from an assault or trauma that does not actually puncture the brain is called a:
A) stroke.
B) cerebrovascular accident.
C) hemorrhage.
D) closed head injury.

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A closed head injury is when the head experiences a blunt force trauma without a puncture to the brain. A stroke is a blockage or rupture of blood vessels in the brain, a cerebrovascular accident is another name for a stroke, and a hemorrhage is a bleeding in the brain.

A Sharp Blow to the Head Resulting from an Assault