WorksheetsInjury Healing and Pain
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which process begins immediately after an injury occurs
fibroblastic repair
remodeling
acute inflammatory response
maturation
What causes inflammation and brings white blood cells to the area
platelets
chemical mediators
fibrin
The initial response of the acute inflammatory response is to vasoconstrict
true
false
What adheres to the vascular wall to create a sticky matrix
collagen
fibrin
platelets
chemical mediators
What forms at the end of the acute inflammatory response to shut off blood supply to the injured area
collagen clot
fibrin clot
extracellular matrix
This often occurs from repeated acute micro-traumas and overuse when the body fails to eliminate the injuring agent
chronic inflammation
fibroblastic repair
remodeling
Collagen laid in a random fashion is stronger than when collagen is laid parallel to each other
true
false
Which law states the collagen fibers will respond to the amount of stress placed on the scar tissue
Newton's law
Wolff's law
Henderson's law
Avery's Law
this tissue has limited healing capacity due to lack of blood flow
muscle
ligament
bone
cartilage
This type of tissue requires more collagen which increases the risk of fibrosis
cartilage
tendon
nerve
bone
This type of tissue is hard to heal and if the injury is close to the cell body, it may never regenerate
cartilage
muscle
bone
nerve
Pain is _, meaning it is based on personal experiences
objective
subjective
The source of pain tends to be sharp or burning
organs
skin
bone
psychogenic
This type of pain is experienced when a person has pain but there is no physiological cause
cutaneous
visceral
psychogenic
muscles, tendons, bones and joints
This type of pain continues past normal healing time (more than 6 months)
acute
chronic
This type of pain occurs away from the actual site of irritation
referred
deferred
acute
chronic
