Tissue repair Flashcards

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What is regeneration?

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  • Same tissue replaces destroyes tissue
  • The original function is restored
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What is fibrosis?

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  • Connective tissue replaces destroyed tissue
  • The original function is lost
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Step 1: Inflammation

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  • Blood vessel dialates; becomes permiable
  • Blood clots on external surface
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4
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Step 2: Organization

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  • Blood clot is replaced with granulation tissue
  • Epithelium regenerates
  • Fibroblast produces collagen to bridge gap
  • Debri gets phagocytized
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5
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Step 3: Regeneration

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  • Scab falls off
  • Epithelium thickens; resembles adjacent tissue
  • Potential for scar tissue gets layed down
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Tissues w/ good regeneration

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  • bone
  • areolar
  • dense irregular
  • c.t
  • blood forming
  • epithelium
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Tissues w/ moderate regeneration

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  • smooth muscle
  • cartilage
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Tissues w/ weak regeneration

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  • Skeletal muscle
  • Cartilage
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9
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Tissues w/ no regenerational capacity

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  • Cardiac muscle
  • Nervous tissue
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