danger space
The term "danger space" is used in both military and medical contexts, referring to specific areas where particular risks are present.
Definition
C1Military
(technical)The area between a weapon and its target where the projectile's trajectory is within the height of a typical human.
Example
- The sniper calculated the danger space to ensure the shot would be accurate.
- Understanding the danger space is crucial for effective missile deployment.
C2Medicine
(technical, anatomy)A region in the neck, between the alar fascia and the prevertebral fascia, where infections can spread to the thorax.
Example
- An infection in the danger space can quickly lead to serious conditions like mediastinitis.
- Surgeons must be cautious of the danger space to prevent the spread of infections.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "danger space":
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