Patient presents with multiple abrasions (skin abrasions, scratches, scrapes) consistent with [mechanism of injury - e.g., fall, friction burn, contact with rough surface].  The abrasions are located on [body location - e.g., bilateral knees, anterior surface of the left forearm, dorsal aspect of the right hand] and characterized by superficial epidermal damage with [description of wound bed - e.g., erythema, minor bleeding, serous exudate].  Surrounding skin exhibits [description of surrounding skin - e.g., mild edema, ecchymosis, no signs of infection].  Patient reports [level of pain - e.g., mild, moderate, severe] pain at the sites of injury.  Neurovascular assessment of the affected areas is intact.  No deep tissue involvement or tendon exposure noted.  Wound size and depth measured and documented as follows: [detailed measurements of each abrasion].  Diagnosis of multiple abrasions confirmed.  Treatment plan includes [treatment provided - e.g., wound cleansing with normal saline, application of topical antibiotic ointment, sterile dressing].  Patient education provided regarding wound care, signs of infection (e.g., increased pain, swelling, purulent drainage), and the importance of follow-up.  Patient instructed to keep the wounds clean and covered, avoid scrubbing or picking at the abrasions, and return for re-evaluation if symptoms worsen or do not improve within [ timeframe - e.g., one week].  ICD-10 code S00.81XA (superficial injury of skin, multiple sites) assigned.