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WorksheetsPhases of Healing
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Injury immediately begins which phase of healing
maturation
fibroblastic repair
acute inflammatory response
Which chemical mediator causes the blood vessels to get bigger?
cytokines
leukotrines
histamine
Which chemical mediator regulates the white blood cells once they arrive at the injury site
histamine
luekotrienes
cytokines
What is the term for the constriction of blood flow?
vasodilation
vasoconstriction
What cell adheres to the wall of the injury to create a sticky plug
platelets
fibroblasts
collagenocytes
keratin
Which stage is responsible for removing foreign debris and microorganisms
vascular reaction
extra cellular matrix
fibrin clot
phagocytosis
Which protein forms the scab at the end of the acute inflammatory response
collagen
keratin
fibrin
granulation tissue
What is the purpose of capillaries growing into the wound
exchange oxygen and waste products
lay down the extra cellular matrix
build collagen
stop blood flow to the area
Which tissue takes the place of the scab and is reddish/pink
extra cellular matrix
collagen
granulation
fibrin
In the extracellular matrix, the fibroblasts lay tissue _ to capillaries
random fashion
parallel
baseketweave
Collagen aligned in the basketweave or random pattern is stronger than the extracellular matrix
True
False
In can take several years for a scar to completely remodel and heal
false
true
Which Law states that tissue will adapt to the load put on it?
Dog's Law
Wolff's Law
Newton's Law
Johnson's Law
Scar tissue is as strong as uninjured tissue
true
false
The healing process is a continuum and some phases will overlap each other.
true
flase
