Puncture wounds, except gunshot wounds

An employee was unboxing furniture and stepped on a nail on the furniture frame.

An employee was delivering mail when a dog came from behind and bit him in the left ankle and left palm.

On June 28, 2016, at approximately 8:45 PM, an employee was operating a machine when his arm contacted the shackle wheel guide bar on the equipment, puncturing his right forearm.

An employee was holding and using a pressurized pneumatic grease gun when a leak in the line caused pressurized grease to inject into his left middle finger between the first and second knuckle.

An employee was removing burrs on a set of custom-made aluminum jaws with a 10-inch hand file, when the file struck the jaws while they were still spinning in the chuck of the lathe. The file then pushed back into the employee’s left-hand palm, causing a deep puncture wound.

An employee was sedating a cat for a procedure when the cat broke out of its carrier and bit the employee on a finger. The bite became infected.

An employee was injured while operating a handheld drill. The drill bit slipped and struck the employee’s left hand while she was holding a piece of plastic and drilling.

An employee was attempting to retrieve a cat from a cage to give it a shot when the cat turned and bit her.

An employee was injecting a vaccine into chickens on a poultry farm along a conveying system and stuck the back of his left index finger with the injection apparatus.

An employee was attaching a hydraulic coupler and sustained a puncture wound to the left index finger.