three phases in wound healing process

Question 1

what are the 3 phases in the wound healing process

Answer 1

hemostatic or inflammatory
proliferative
remodeling

Question 2

describe the hemostatic or inflammatory phase

Answer 2

damaged tissue releases
cytokines which trigger a process called hemostasis; blood
coagulates, and the wound starts to heal. In addition, plasma leaks into surrounding tissue and causes swelling

Question 3

describe the proliferative phase

Answer 3

New collagen fibers are formed, a new wound
bed is created, and capillaries start growing. The wound edges begin pulling closer and new granulation tissue grows.

Question 4

describe the remodeling phase

Answer 4

Stronger collagen replaces the soft gelatinous
collagen; however, this tissue is much weaker than the original tissue and is susceptible to re-injury