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Wound Healing Flashcards

1
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A successful ____ maintains tissue function and repair tissue barrier, preventing blood loss and infection, but it is usually accomplished through collagen deposition or scarring

A

wound healing

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2
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Mention the steps of the basic processes of healing

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  1. Hemostasis
  2. Inflammation process and cellular migration
  3. Cell proliferation
  4. Extracellular matriz organization and remodeling
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3
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Is the steps that control the bleeding in the injury

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hemostasis

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4
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Type of hemostasis

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Primary and secondary

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5
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Goal of the primary hemostasis

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Platelet plug formation

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6
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Goal of the secondary hemostasis

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Clot formation

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7
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Describe the process of primary hemostasis

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Local vasoconstriction
Adhesion
Platelet activation
Aggregation

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8
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Mention the 3 pathways of secondary hemostasis

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Extrinsic pathway
Intrinsic pathway
Common pathway

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9
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Extrinsic and intrinsic pathway both converge in

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common pathway

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10
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____ allows the conversion between extrinsic and intrinsic pathway

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Factor Xa

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11
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All the pathways of secondary hemostasis have in common the

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Factor Xa

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12
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Cellular migration last

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several days (3-5)

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13
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Steps of cellular migration

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  1. Migration begins
  2. Angiogenic factor
  3. Pericyte migration
  4. Growth factors
  5. Reepithelization
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14
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Step of cellular migration that reclute cells from circulation or bone marrow

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Migration begins

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15
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Step of cellular migration where monocytes, macrophages secrete grows factor to release the angiogenesis

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Angiogenic factor

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16
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Step of cellular migration that stimulate the process of angiogenesis

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pericyte migration

17
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Step of cellular migration where the fibroblast migrate to the wound

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Growth factors

18
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Step of cellular migration where queratinocites penetrate the wound

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Reepithelization

19
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Are important players facilitating the inflammatory proliferative phase transition during wound healing

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Macrophages

20
Q

Excessive and prolonged inflammation result in _____ and increased scar formation

A

delayed healing

21
Q

There are an increased of neutrophils

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inflammation

22
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There are an increased of anti inflammatory mediators and growth factors

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proliferation

23
Q

Is the best moment to use NSAIDs

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proliferation

24
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If the transition from inflammation to proliferation doesn’t exist the wound healing

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does not occur

25
Q

Goal of the remodeling in wound healing

A

Achieve tensile strength

Recover the normal tissue structure

26
Q

The remodeling in wound healing begins ____ after the injury

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2-3 weeks

27
Q

Mention the forms of tissue regeneration

A

Labile
Stable
Permanent

28
Q

Form of tissue regeneration where the wound heal well

A

labile

29
Q

Form of tissue regeneration where there is an hyperplasia

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stable

30
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Form of tissue regeneration where there is a weak regeneration capacity

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permanent

31
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Tissues where we can find a labile regeneration

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Skin, connective tissue, intestine

32
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Tissues where we can find a stable regeneration

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liver

33
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Tissues where we can find a permanent regeneration

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Skeletal muscle, cartilage, neurons and cardiac tissue

34
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Types of skin healing

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Primary intention
Secondary intention
Tertiary intention

35
Q

Type of skin healing where the wound edges come together

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primary intention

36
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Type of skin healing where the wound edges are too far one to another and heal by themselves

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secondary intention

37
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Type of skin healing where the wound is infected so we have to leave it open

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tertiary intention

38
Q

Is when the injured tissue returns to its original state

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regeneration

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