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Prepares the wound for healing

• Inflammation Phase

• Proliferation Phase

• Maturation Phase

Rebuilds damaged structures and strengthens the wound.

• Proliferation Phase

• Inflammation Phase

• Maturation Phase

Modifies scar tissue into its mature form

• Maturation Phase

• Proliferation Phase

• Inflammation Phase

Short Term: Necessary & desirable

-Promotes healing, by returning tissues to homeostasis

• Inflammation

• Proliferation

• Maturation

Cardinal Signs of Infection (5)

Patient who has a inflammation NO active exercise becuase that will prevent

• motion

• cause a injury agiain

Any motor E-stim that uses MOTOR CONTROL for inflammtion would be bad

• True

• False

Increased blood to area

-Redness, vasodilatation, infiltration

• Hyperemia

• Hypoemia

The vessles that AREN'T DAMAGE ___________

• Vasodialte

• Vasoconstrict

What chemical does swelling release?

• Oxygen

• prostaglandins