Dicing refers to vehicular injuries from what cause?

• A. Vehicular Injuries From Glass Fragments
• B. Knife Cuts
• C. Dental Fractures
• D. Chemical Burns

Answer: (A)

Dicing refers to injuries caused by glass fragments from vehicle windows during a crash. When a car impact shatters windshields or side windows, sharp glass shards can spray into the passenger compartment and cut exposed skin or become embedded in soft tissues, producing multiple small, precise injuries that give the name “dicing.” This distinguishes it from injuries caused by a knife (knife cuts), dental fractures (teeth damage), or chemical burns (caustic substances), which involve different mechanisms.