Wound

Question 1

Full thickness wound?

Answer 1

Full Thickness wound:

Penetrates to a specific depth in the papillary dermis or upper reticular dermis.

Question 2

Laceration?

Answer 2

Laceration:

Unclean wound with jagged edges.

Question 3

Proliferative Phase?

Answer 3

Proliferative Phase:
Phase of wound healing during which replacement of protective epithelial tissue occurs over the old
wound site.

Question 4

Contused Wound?

Answer 4

Contused Wound:

An Injury to tissue below the skin where the skin remains unbroken.

Question 5

Incision?

Answer 5

Incision:

Clean cut caused by a sharp instrument.

Question 6

Puncture Wound?

Answer 6

Puncture Wound:

Injury caused by a sharp or pointed object, usually collapsed inwards.

Question 7

Keloid Scar?

Answer 7

Keloid Scar:
Scar formation in which tissue response is excessive in relation to normal tissue repair (outside the
area of injury)

Question 8

LEUKOCYTES?

Answer 8

LEUKOCYTES:

White blood cells involved in immune response.

Question 9

Insult?

Answer 9

Insult:

An Injury or trauma that causes an inconsistency in the tissue.

Question 10

Tissue Ischemia?

Answer 10

Tissue Ischemia:

Localized restriction of blood flow.