Wound Healing Flashcards

1
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How long does the haemostatic stage of wound healing last?

A

a few seconds

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What occurs in the haemostatic stage of wound healing?

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 Prostaglandins released, leads to vasoconstriction. Collagen exposed in damaged vessel wall binds to platelets and initiates clotting cascade. Fibrin mesh forms.

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3
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How long does the inflammatory phase last?

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3-5 days

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4
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What occurs in the inflammatory phase?

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 Vasodilation and increased capillary leakage promotes delivery of nutrients and immune cells to injury site = oedema.

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5
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Name the 4 stages of wound healing?

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HaemostaticInflammatoryProliferativeRemodelling

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What occurs in the proliferative phase?

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 Re-epithelisation  Angiogenesis  Collagen synthesis

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7
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How long does the proliferative phase last?

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4 days - 2 weeks after injury

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What happens during the remodelling stage?

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Collagen remodellingVascular maturation and regression

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