Tissue injury/ healing Flashcards
2 determining factors of injury
- magnitude of force
2. material/properities of tissues involved
Strain vs stress
strain- to pull/stretch
stress- force divided by the area over which force acts
tensile force
- longitudinal tearing stress (usually tendons/muscles)
Compression force
Stres @ each end of the structure
Shear force
force occurs perpendicular across the axis of structure
torsion force
twisting force
1st stage of soft tissue healing symptoms and time frame
Inflamatory stage ( 0-6 days)
S+S- SHARP (swelling, heat, altered function, redness, pain)
-large addition of RBC due to capillary permiability, white blood cells also come
2nd stage of soft tissue healing time frame
proliferation stage- 3-42 days
- macrophages help clean debris
- with debris out of way collagen laced down by fibroblasts(not very strong
3rd stage of soft tissue healing
maturation stage- 3w- 1yr
remodelling of fibrous matrix to form mature scar tissue (not vascular, less functional/ flexible)
-decrease H20 and blood flow
Bone healing
- new blood vessels, fibrocartilage form
- 1st week early bone growth
- 3 weeks- increased osteoblastic activity, callus forms