1. Healthing and Repair Flashcards

1
Q

Def of repair:

A

replacement of a damaged tis by a new healthy one

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2
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______: replacement of injured cells by new PARENCHYMAL cells of the same type by division of adjacent ones

A

regeneration (restitution)

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3
Q

_____: replacement of lost tis by scar formation

A

organization

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4
Q

cells of the body can be divided int 3 groups according to their regenerative capacity

A
  1. labile
  2. stable
  3. permanent
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5
Q

Name (3) labile cells

A
  1. epithelial cells
  2. crypt cells of gut mucosa
  3. hematopoietic stem cells
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6
Q

___ cells normally divide actively throughout life

A

labile cells

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7
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___ cells have a long life span–> very slow rate of division

A

stable cells

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8
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___ cells remain in intermitotic phase for long periods, retain capacity to enter the mitotic cycle when needed

A

stable cells

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9
Q

__cells can be in the form of ___ cells in solid organs or ___ cells (such as blasts & cytes)

A

parenchymal

mesenchymal

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10
Q

___ will form when the CT framework is destroyed

A

scar formation

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11
Q

Regeneration occurs when ____ parenchymal cells remain & _____ in the area of necrosis

A

enough viable

INTACT CT framework in the area

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12
Q

Nmae 3 permanent cells

A

Neurons
myocardial cells
skeletal M cells

(they have no capacity for mitotic division in post natal life)

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13
Q

Scar tis replaces the tiss in the injured area by ____ tiss

A

granulation tis

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14
Q

4 Things that occur during scar formation

A
  1. replaced of injured area by grandulation tiss
  2. loops of cap surrport the myofibroblasts
  3. inflam cells
  4. actively contracts to reduce wound size
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15
Q

3 types of wounds

A
  1. abrasion
  2. incision & laceration
  3. wounds with epidermal defect
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16
Q

_____ wound is the removal of superficial part of epidermis . Regenerate without scaring

A

abrasion wound

17
Q

Basal cell layer (___ cell) regenerate the epithelium without scaring during abraasion wounds

A

labile

18
Q

Incision is a ____ wound

A

cute

19
Q

Laceration is a ___ wound

A

tearing

20
Q

Both epidermis and dermis are involved during (2) wounds

A

incision (cut)

laceration (tear)

21
Q

______ would: has rapid healing. There is no infection, no foreign mat. and minimal tis loss

A

1st intention

22
Q

Wounds with epidermal effect loss large areas of epidermis and has necrosis of underlying dermis. Ex___ & ___

A

burns and crush injuries

23
Q

_____ intention: is a wound with epidermal defects

A

2nd intention

24
Q

(5) causes of defective wound healing

A
  1. failure of syn of collagen fibers
  2. excessive collagen production
  3. local factors
  4. Diabetes mellitus
  5. Excessive levels of corticosteroids