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| What is the process that occurs just minutes after a wound is created? |
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| What stage of healing involveds WBC's and macrophages that eat the bacteria in the wound? |
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| Which stage of healing do immunosuppressed pts have trouble with? |
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| Fibroplasia & Matrix Deposition |
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| Which stage of healing makes a basic, loose, disorganized matrix of fibrin? |
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| When the blood vessels are cut, what is the process of the body making more? |
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| What happens in the healing stage after angiogenesis when the cells under the scab are trying to close the wound? |
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| Collagen Fiber Maturation |
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| What stage of healing is where it looks healed from the outside and feels really hard? |
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| What stage of healing is where the body breaks up the disorganized fibrin cells that were layed out before? |
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| Which stage of healing is where the body aligns all the new collagen cells and gets the elasticity back? |
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| Which kind of healing is by suturing up an incision? |
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| What kind of wound healing is where we let the wound heal itself without interventions? |
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| What type of wound healing is used when you can't close the wound at the moment but will be able to in a couple of days? |
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| Which type of suture would be best suitable for a place with alot of bacteria? |
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| What is caused by lack of blood supply to the tissues from poor circulation and physical pressure? |
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| What refers to wounds that appear to be healing but then fall apart? |
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1mm/day
*slower than other tissues |
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| At what rate do nerves heal? |
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A wound in which area would heal much slower than the rest?
A. Small Intestine
B. Esophagus
C. Large Intestine |
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