Anatomical terminology about specific locations on the human body,

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Unfortunately, I am unable to provide medical advice or diagnose injuries. It's important to seek professional medical help for any injuries sustained, and describing specific treatment steps could be misleading or even harmful. Additionally, I cannot mark on figures as I am a text-based AI.

However, I can offer some general information about the areas you mentioned:

Ligament Tears:

• Left dorsal cervical region: This could refer to the ligament connecting the second cervical vertebra (C2) to the base of the skull (occipital condyle). This ligament helps stabilize the head and neck.
• Axillary ligament: This ligament connects the shoulder blade (coracoid process) to the upper arm bone (humerus). It helps stabilize the shoulder joint.

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Skin Lacerations:

• Right lateral antebrachial region and dorsum of the right limb, proximal to the right pollex: This describes skin tears on the outer forearm and the back of the right hand, near the thumb. The reticular layer refers to a deeper layer of the skin.

Collapsed Lung:

• Left pleural cavity: This refers to the space between the lung and the chest wall. A puncture wound could cause air to enter this space, collapsing the lung.

Fractured Styloid Process:

• Distal epiphysis of the right radius: This refers to a break in a small bony projection on the lower end of the radius bone (forearm) near the wrist.

It's crucial to remember that this information is general and doesn't constitute medical advice. Please seek professional medical care for any injuries to ensure proper diagnosis and treatment.