Wound healing Flashcards
? (immediate);
Platelets aggregate at the site in response to exposed collagen, releasing
inflammatory markers and activate clotting & complement cascades.
? is then achieved by ? and ? formation.
haemostasis x2
vasospasm
thrombus
? (0-3 days);
Vasodilatation and increased capillary permeability allow inflammatory cells
to enter the wound, leading to ?.
? enter the tissues to debride and kill bacteria, followed by ? to phagocytose the debris and orchestrate fibroblast migration.
inflam
oedema
neutrophils
macrophages
? (3 days - ? weeks);
? migrate in to synthesise collagen, with myofibroblasts secreting actin-containing products to cause wound ?.
? is stimulated by hypoxia, and also the ? secreted by neutrophils and macrophages. This creates granulation tissue.
proliferation fibroblasts contraction angiogenesis cytokines
? (? weeks to 1 year);
Re-orientation and maturation of ? fibres to increase wound ?.
remodelling
collagen
strength
Epithelialisation;
- The covering of a denuded surface (? ? removed) with epithelial tissue, occurring from the ? ? of the wound after granulation.
skin surface
outer edges
Primary Intention Healing
Takes place where there is a close apposition of ? wound edges·
o ? in cut blood vessels prevents ? formation.
o Coagulated blood forms a surface ? to keep the wound ?.
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Primary Intention Healing
o ? is able to form a weak framework between the edges, over which ?proliferate and secrete ? into the ?network.
o The ? network of the dermis cannot be replaced.
fibrin capillaries collagen fibrin elastic
Secondary Intention Healing
Takes place in wounds where the skin edges cannot be clearly ?;
o Phagocytosis removes ?, and ? tissue forms to fill the defect.
o ? regeneration then covers the surface
opposed
debris
granulation
epithelial
There is greater loss of tissue in ? intention healing.
Factors that affect wound healing are ?, ?, ?, ?, ??? levels, ? and other inflammatory conditions such as ?.
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