What is the process of proliferation?

• Making new connective tissues that begins wound closure

• Longest phase

• Clotting begins

• Immune cells destroywd

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Process of hemostasis of wound healing.

• Stops blood loss by slowing blood flow

• Initiates vasoconstriction

• Cascade of blood clotting begins

• Wound is closed

Which is the longest phase in wound healing?

• Proliferation

• Stage 2

• Inflammatory

• Maturation

What stage does new connective tissue form?

• Proliferation

• Maturation

• Inflammatory

• Stage 5

Select all factors that may impair normal healing process.

• Delivery of nutrients and oxygen to the wound

• Age and weight

• Predisposed disorders to infection such as diabetes

• Contamination of skin

• Adequately collagen synthesis

Wounds are classified by depth and skin layers inflicted.

• True

• False

Select Stages of Wound Classification:

• No layers of skin is lost but skin may be red

• Muscle, tendon or bone may be visible

• Skin is blistered, skin loss is apparent in epidermis and the outer part of dermis likely loss

• Full thickness of skin is loss but there is no visual of muscle, tendon or bone

Which stage in burn classification exhibits blistering of the skin?

• Stage 2

• Stage 1

• Stage 3

• Stage 4

Which burn classification is when the skin becomes leathery and the patient feels no pain?

• Patient have full thickness damage from their burn

• Patient has superficial damage

• Patient has partial damage

• Patient has painful blisters and patchy white to red areas of the skin

In this burn classification, the patient feels the pain, only the epidermis is affect and not much damaged occurred.

• Superficial

• Partial thickness

• Full thickness

• Stage 3