Skin And Wound Healing Flashcards
Match the correct features with the type of wound healing:
Usually rapid healing, superficial wounds, slow granulation, wounds closed with sutures or staples, may be chronic, extends into dermis
Usually rapid healing = primary intention
Superficial wounds = primary intention
Slow granulation = secondary intention
Wounds closed with sutures or staples = primary intention
May be chronic = secondary intention
Extends into dermis = secondary intention
Match the cells and tissues with the correct layer of skin:
Skin stem cells, melanocytes, keratinocytes, adipose cells, nerve endings, sweat glands, sebaceous glands
Skin stem cells = epidermis Melanocytes = epidermis Keratinocytes = epidermis Adipose cells = dermis Nerve endings = dermis Sweat glands = dermis Sebaceous glands = dermis
Which of the following are not a type of wound dressing? Hydrofibre, hydroresins, hydrogels, hydrocolloids, alginates, film membranes, foams, gel mesh
Hydroresins and gel mesh
Identify the phases of wound healing following injury …
Inflammation, proliferation, haemostasis, remodelling
Which of the following statements isn’t true of the proliferative phase of wound healing?
- occurs in deep wounds
- occurs in shallow wounds
- lack of CO2 leads to angiogenesis
- lack of O2 leads to angiogenesis
- requires a warm moist-environment
Occurs in shallow wounds and lack of CO2 leads to angiogenesis
Sebum is a mixture of …
Lipid, protein and cholesterol
Which of the following is incorrect? Human skin …
- is the same thickness across the body
- can alter it’s own blood flow
- is sterile just below the epidermis
- is a blood reserve organ
- synthesises vitamin K
Is the same thickness across the body and synthesises vitamin K
The correct term for skin is the …
Integumentary system
The typical microorganism count per squared cm of skin is …
3 million
Which of the following statements is true of the remodelling phase in wound healing?
- osteocytes degrade collagen
- fibroblasts degrade collagen
- fibroblasts synthesise collagen
- osteocytes synthesise collagen
Fibroblasts synthesise collagen