Y25: Contact with explosive material, undetermined intent

The classification 'Contact with explosive material, undetermined intent' refers to injuries or medical conditions that result from interactions with substances or devices that are designed to burst apart or explode. This group of conditions can encompass both superficial damage like burns and cuts, or more severe damage, such as internal injuries or loss of limbs. The extent and nature of the injuries largely depend on the force and proximity of the explosion. It's important to note that this category doesn't indicate if the exposure to the explosive material was accidental, intentional, or unknown. Symptoms of these conditions are varied but can include pain, bleeding, visible wounds, disorientation, and even unconsciousness in severe cases. Depending on the severity, the progression of these conditions could involve acute emergency care and perhaps long-term rehabilitation.