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EMORY WOUND EXAM 2 LATEST 2026-2027 ACTUAL EXAM WITH
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR
VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!||
when blood vessels constrict just after injury, and platelets gather
to stop bleeding, and exudate begins with pain and swelling, the
skin is in what phase? - ANSWER-hemostasis
which phase lasts 2-3 days and includes movement or migration
of macrophages and white blood cells into the damaged
tissues/injury? - ANSWER-inflammatory phase
which phase is also known as the regenerative phase and also is
when connective tissue rebuilds skin? - ANSWER-proliferations
phase
which phase consists of the remodeling of skin and can last 6
months to a year? *also known as the final wound of healing* -
ANSWER-Maturation phase
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What are some complications of wound healing? - ANSWER-
hemorrhage, infection, dehiscence, evisceration
How is a hemorrhage a complication of wound healing? -
ANSWER-excessive bleeding from wound site; when this occurs
AFTER homeostasis indicates dislodged surgical suture, a clot,
infection, or erosion of a blood vessel
How is an infection a complication of wound healing? - ANSWER-
when microorganisms invade the wound tissue; one of the most
common health care associated issues when referring to wounds
what are signs of infection in a wound site? - ANSWER--
erythema, drainage, warmth, pain, edema, fever, and white blood
cell count is elevated
How is dehiscence a complication of wound healing? - ANSWER-
due to abnormal healing of surgical wound when incision fails to
heal properly and the skin separates
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how is evisceration a complication of wound healing? - ANSWER-
due to total separation of wound laters with protruding of visceral
organs
T/F evisceration requires surgical repair and is an emergent
condition - ANSWER-True
What is wound contamination? - ANSWER-presence of
organisms without infection
what is an infection inside a wound? - ANSWER-pathogenic
organisms that grow and spread, also this cannot be controlled by
body's immune defenses
What are factors that influence healing? - ANSWER-- nutrition
- age
- infection
- tissue perfusion
- prolonged bedrest
- immobility
EMORY WOUND EXAM 2 LATEST 2026-2027 ACTUAL EXAM WITH
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR
VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!||
when blood vessels constrict just after injury, and platelets gather
to stop bleeding, and exudate begins with pain and swelling, the
skin is in what phase? - ANSWER-hemostasis
which phase lasts 2-3 days and includes movement or migration
of macrophages and white blood cells into the damaged
tissues/injury? - ANSWER-inflammatory phase
which phase is also known as the regenerative phase and also is
when connective tissue rebuilds skin? - ANSWER-proliferations
phase
which phase consists of the remodeling of skin and can last 6
months to a year? *also known as the final wound of healing* -
ANSWER-Maturation phase
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What are some complications of wound healing? - ANSWER-
hemorrhage, infection, dehiscence, evisceration
How is a hemorrhage a complication of wound healing? -
ANSWER-excessive bleeding from wound site; when this occurs
AFTER homeostasis indicates dislodged surgical suture, a clot,
infection, or erosion of a blood vessel
How is an infection a complication of wound healing? - ANSWER-
when microorganisms invade the wound tissue; one of the most
common health care associated issues when referring to wounds
what are signs of infection in a wound site? - ANSWER--
erythema, drainage, warmth, pain, edema, fever, and white blood
cell count is elevated
How is dehiscence a complication of wound healing? - ANSWER-
due to abnormal healing of surgical wound when incision fails to
heal properly and the skin separates
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how is evisceration a complication of wound healing? - ANSWER-
due to total separation of wound laters with protruding of visceral
organs
T/F evisceration requires surgical repair and is an emergent
condition - ANSWER-True
What is wound contamination? - ANSWER-presence of
organisms without infection
what is an infection inside a wound? - ANSWER-pathogenic
organisms that grow and spread, also this cannot be controlled by
body's immune defenses
What are factors that influence healing? - ANSWER-- nutrition
- age
- infection
- tissue perfusion
- prolonged bedrest
- immobility
