AP - Healing and repair

Question 1 of 19

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is the body's replacement of destroyed tissue by tissue

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Question 2 of 19

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Repair can occur in three ways: , and Organisation.

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Question 3 of 19

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Resolution only occurs if tissue sustained ❌ damage - inflammatory reactions ❌ -> tissue is ❌ to former function and structure

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minimal

maximal

occur

doesn't occur

restored

doesn't restore

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Question 4 of 19

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Regeneration are usually in tissues where cells have ❌ ability. ❌ cells are ones that continue to ❌ in order to ❌ lost cells, whilst ❌ cells cease to multiply when growth of mature organ is reached.

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mitotic

Labile

stable

replace

multiply

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Question 5 of 19

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Organisation is where damage is ❌ and ❌ is great. Inflammatory response ❌, ❌ is so great, ❌ forms and matures to form a ❌. Especially in tissues composed of permanent cells with no ❌ such as ❌.

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severe

cell loss

subsides

increases

granulation tissue

damage

haemorrhage

scar

mitotic ability

neurons

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Question 6 of 19

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( Regeneration, hyperplasia ) and ( hyperplasia, regeneration ) both show cell division. These are both kept under control compared to neoplasia. ( Regeneration, organisation ) is the replacement of lost cells, not more cells. ( Hyperplasia, hypoplasia ) is the excessive multiplication of cells which results in larger amount of tissue than normal.

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Question 7 of 19

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There are 2 ways a skin wound will heal - ❌: Clean, precise ❌ and also the Second intension: There is ❌

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First intension

lesion

tissue loss

tissue gain

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Question 8 of 19

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Healing by first intension - There is ❌, and edges of wound are held ❌ by sutures or butterfly tape.

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no infection

infection

together

apart

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Question 9 of 19

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All of the below are first intension healing 1 except

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wound bleeds
scab forms
fibroblasts lay down collagen
blood clots and fills gap between tissue

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Question 10 of 19

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In first intension healing 2, begins to grow in from the edges and comes together within 2 days, and formation of epithelial spur. Epithelial growth stimulates a minimal amount of from surrounding connective tissue. Fibroblasts start to lay down , and wound edges .

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Question 11 of 19

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First intension healing 3 includes

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Epithelial spur resorption
decreasing vascularity
collagen slowly transformed from type III to I
unification of wound edges
scab formation
increasing vascularity

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Question 12 of 19

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In healing by second intension, the ❌ gapes and there is ❌ of tissue due to infection. First stage is that there's an ❌ and excised wound, ❌ into wound and there are blood clots. Next stage is the ❌ of new epithelium in from sides and through the clot, and eventually meets in centre. ❌ tissue grows in from adjacent CT and base of wound. ❌ and endothelium

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wound

scab

loss

open

closed

bleeding

growth

death

Granulation

Fibroblasts

osteoblasts

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Question 13 of 19

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Last stage of second intension healing includes wound ❌, action of transformed ❌, they contrast and ❌ is laid down. This in turn ❌ wound size. There is also a ❌ in vascularity and ❌ is laid down --> ❌ formed.

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contraction

fibroblasts

chondroblasts

collagen

elastin

reduces

increases

decrease

increase

more collagen

more chondroblast

fibrous scar

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Question 14 of 19

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What occurs after wounding 1?

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Haemorrhage to dilute toxins and cleanse wounds
Blood clots that acts as plug
inflammatory reactions
no haemorrhage
scar tissue

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Question 15 of 19

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In after wounding 2, there is ❌, and ❌ of normal cell adherence. There's ❌ of rete ridges, and cells slide over each other.

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hyperplasia

aplasia

loss

gain

flattening

widening

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Question 16 of 19

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In granulation tissue 1, there is ❌ of CT elements, wound is ❌ and lost tissues are replaced by fibroblasts, venular ❌ multiply and bud off, whilst ❌ and platelet degradation products are ❌ for more inflammatory cells.

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proliferation

ceased growth

filled

emptied

angioblasts

macrophage

chemotactic

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Question 17 of 19

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Granulation tissue 2 consist of from day 3 appearance of capillary buds and ❌. They then ❌ with others to flow, start to differentiate into arterioles and venules. Granulation 3 ❌ types 1 and 3 collagen. Early wound healing first makes ❌ acid and sulphated proteoglycans. Granulation tissue 4 consist of total amount of ❌ laid down by 3 weeks, and tensile strength of scar tissue increasing by the replacement of type 3 to type 1 collagen. There's a further ❌ in vascularity.

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sprouts

anastomose

separate

produce

destroy

hyaluronic

ascorbic

collagen

elastin

decrease

increase

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Question 18 of 19

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Cicatrization is the later in size of the scar

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Question 19 of 19

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Skin would consist of

Select one or more of the following:

loss of hair follicles
gain of hair follicles
loss of sebaceous and sweat glands
gain of sebaceous and sweat glands
loss of rete ridges
rete ridges expands

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Medicine Quiz on AP - Healing and repair, created by Laura Currie on 27/10/2018.

AP - Healing and repair

AP - Healing and repair

Question 1 of 19

Fill the blank spaces to complete the text.

is the body's replacement of destroyed tissue by tissue

Explanation

Question 2 of 19

Fill the blank spaces to complete the text.

Repair can occur in three ways: , and Organisation.

Explanation

Question 3 of 19

Resolution only occurs if tissue sustained ❌ damage - inflammatory reactions ❌ -> tissue is ❌ to former function and structure

Drag and drop to complete the text.

Explanation

Question 4 of 19

Regeneration are usually in tissues where cells have ❌ ability. ❌ cells are ones that continue to ❌ in order to ❌ lost cells, whilst ❌ cells cease to multiply when growth of mature organ is reached.

Drag and drop to complete the text.

Explanation

Question 5 of 19

Organisation is where damage is ❌ and ❌ is great. Inflammatory response ❌, ❌ is so great, ❌ forms and matures to form a ❌. Especially in tissues composed of permanent cells with no ❌ such as ❌.

Drag and drop to complete the text.

Explanation

Question 6 of 19

Select from the dropdown lists to complete the text.

Explanation

Question 7 of 19

There are 2 ways a skin wound will heal - ❌: Clean, precise ❌ and also the Second intension: There is ❌

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Explanation

Question 8 of 19

Healing by first intension - There is ❌, and edges of wound are held ❌ by sutures or butterfly tape.

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Explanation

Question 9 of 19

All of the below are first intension healing 1 except

Select one of the following:

Explanation

Question 10 of 19

Fill the blank spaces to complete the text.

In first intension healing 2, begins to grow in from the edges and comes together within 2 days, and formation of epithelial spur. Epithelial growth stimulates a minimal amount of from surrounding connective tissue. Fibroblasts start to lay down , and wound edges .

Explanation

Question 11 of 19

First intension healing 3 includes

Select one or more of the following:

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Question 12 of 19

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Question 13 of 19

Last stage of second intension healing includes wound ❌, action of transformed ❌, they contrast and ❌ is laid down. This in turn ❌ wound size. There is also a ❌ in vascularity and ❌ is laid down --> ❌ formed.

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Explanation

Question 14 of 19

What occurs after wounding 1?

Select one or more of the following:

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Question 15 of 19

In after wounding 2, there is ❌, and ❌ of normal cell adherence. There's ❌ of rete ridges, and cells slide over each other.

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Explanation

Question 16 of 19

In granulation tissue 1, there is ❌ of CT elements, wound is ❌ and lost tissues are replaced by fibroblasts, venular ❌ multiply and bud off, whilst ❌ and platelet degradation products are ❌ for more inflammatory cells.

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Question 17 of 19

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Question 18 of 19

Fill the blank space to complete the text.

Cicatrization is the later in size of the scar

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Question 19 of 19

Skin would consist of

Select one or more of the following:

Explanation