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WorksheetsTissue Healing
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
Which phase is responsible for fibroblasts regenerating new tissue?
Phase I
Phase II
Phase III
Phase IV
Which of the following "cells' are responsible for clotting the blood following an injury?
Leukocytes
Platelets
Fibroblasts
Phagocytes
Which of the following laws states the bone adapts to the stress and load that is placed on it and becomes stronger?
Julius's Law
Wolff's Law
Spurgeon's Law
Julian's Law
Which of following are responsible for cleaning up "debris" in the phases of healing?
Leukocytes
Phagocytes
Platelets
Fibroblasts
How long does phase 1 approximately last?
1 day
2-4 days
3-6 days
7 days
How do you know you are moving into phase 2 of the healing process?
Swelling Decreases
Pain Decreases
Range Motion Increases
All of the Above
All of the following are signs/symptoms of phase I EXCEPT:
Swelling
Increased Range of Motion
Bruising/ Discoloration
Pain
All of the following are phases that occur in phase II of the healing process EXCEPT:
Resolution
Repair
Rejuvenation
Regeneration
What cells are responsible for fighting off infection in phase I?
Leukocytes
Platelets
Osteoblasts
Phagocytes
How long does the final phase of the healing process take?
Can last up 3 weeks
Can last up to 4-6 weeks
Can last up to 1 to 2 years
None of the Above
Identify one symptom that indicates that the athletes is in phase one of tissue healing.
All of the Above
Pain
Swelling
Loss of Motion
In reference to bone healing, which of the following is responsible for the absorption of bone?
Osteoblasts
Osteoclasts
Osteochondrial
Osteoplasts
"Itis" means which of the following?
Pain
Swelling
Inflammation
Loss of Motion
When healing from an external wound, what phase of healing presents with a scab formation?
Phase I
Phase II
Phase III
Phase IV
Which of the following could slow down the healing process?
Poor Blood Supply
Age of the Athlete
Severity of the Injury
All the Above
All of the following are part of the phases of tissue healing EXCEPT
Remodeling Phase
Inflammatory Phase
Fibroblastic Phase
Osteoblastic Phase
An athlete comes into the athletic training room stating that they rolled their ankle a week ago and their ankle is starting to feel better with better movement. What phase of tissue healing are they in?
Phase I
Phase II
Phase III
Phase 4
Wolf's Law states that in order for the tissue or bone to become stronger you must rest it.
True
False
