tissue healing Flashcards

1
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what does PRICEMM stand for

A

protection, rest, ice, compression, elevation, modalities, medication

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what happens in the inflammatory phase of tissue healing (1-10 days) ACUTE PHASE

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inflammation cleans out damaged tissue, vascular, clotting and cellular cascades are affected

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3
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what happens in the vascular cascade

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response to blood vessel bleeding, vasoconstriction happens by serotonin and norepinephrine

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4
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what happens in the clotting cascade

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platelets form a clot
clotting factors reinforce
fibrin acts like glue creating a stronger clot
other cells get reinforced and pull clot together to make it stronger

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5
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what happens in the cellular cascade

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neutrophils cleanup for first 24-48 hours, macrophages do 2nd round of cleaning and release chemotaxics which create new blood vessels and tissues

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6
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what does SAID stand for

A

specific adaptation to impose demand

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7
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Muscle healing : what is a grade 1 tear?

A

a pulled muscle

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muscle healing: what is a grade 2 tear?

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bruising, ligament is still in tact

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muscle healing: what is a grade 3 tear?

A

complete fiber disruption

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10
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muscle healing: grade 4 tear?

A

avulsion

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11
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muscle management: what do you do in the first 1-3 days?

A

use ice and compression

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muscle management: what do you do during days 4-10?

A

work on flexibility and resisted exercise

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muscle management: what do you do after 10+ days?

A

move from endurance to strength building

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14
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which phase would you start eccentric exercises?

A

remodelling phase

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15
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true or false: does fiber disruption occur BEFORE tissue damage

A

true

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16
Q

when working out what causes new stronger muscles?

A

microtears

17
Q

define wolffs law

A

reinforcing loading along the lines of tissue. NO STRESS= NO REMODELLING. management = SAID

18
Q

ligament management: what do you use during the inflammatory phase?

A

PRICEMM

19
Q

ligament management: what happens in the proliferative stage?

A

immobilization causes deterioration in ligament properties and bone resorption around the bony junction

20
Q

ligament management: what happens in the remodelling phase ?

A

start to strengthen the joint using SAID

21
Q

bone healing: what happens in the inflammatory phase?

A

0-3 days.
clot is formed
fibrous sleeve formed around end of bone
area is cleared of debris

22
Q

bone healing: what happens in the resparation 1 phase?

A

3-14 days.

soft callus formed which starts the healing

23
Q

bone healing: what happens in the resparation 2 phase?

A

14-40 days

new bone is deposited

24
Q

bone healing: what happens in the remodelling phase?

A

40+ days
when site is stable bone remodels
minerals in bone increase tensile strength
progressive weight bearing stimulates remodelling

25
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in what phase of tissue healing is wolffs law applied?

A

remodelling phase …. NO STRESS= NO REMODELLING