Here are 10 to know:
1. S50.819: Abrasion of forearm
2. V00.01: Pedestrian on foot injured in collision with roller skater
3. W56.41: Bitten by shark
4. Y92.832: Beach as the place of occurrence of the external cause
5. Y93.0: Activity, walking and running
6. W21.11: Struck by baseball bat
7. Y93.G2: Activity, grilling and smoking food
8. L55: Sunburn
9. V91.16: Injury involving an inflatable craft
10. W39: Discharge of firework
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