Stab wounds from sharp objects (e.g., knives, ice picks, and arrows) are considered high velocity wounds.

Name: Stab wounds from sharp objects (e.g., knives, ice picks, and arrows) are considered high velocity wounds.
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Stab wounds are not considered high velocity wounds because they are caused by a slower, more forceful motion rather than a high velocity impact. High velocity wounds are typically caused by bullets or other fast-moving objects.

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