Minor Injuries - Wounds, fracture and dislocation Flashcards

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Step one pathophysiology of wound healing

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Hemostasis - Vasoconstriction occurs and the fibrin forms a cross-link (prevent pathogens in and blood out)

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Step two pathophysiology of wound healing

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Inflammation (3 hrs) - The body sends macrophages which go through phagocytosis to fight infection. Vasodilation occurs

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Step three pathophysiology of wound healing

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Proliferative (2-3 days) - fibroblast cells enter, collagen deposition to replace damaged fibrin and dermis contracts (close the wound)

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Step four pathophysiology of wound healing

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Remodelling - wound matures, collagen rearranged

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