NUR 229 Final (Patho- Test 3- Inflammation and Wound
Healing) Questions With Complete Solutions
1st intention Correct Answer wound must be clean, able to
approximate wound edges, fasted and preferred (surgery)
2nd intention Correct Answer used in contaminated wounds,
large amount of tissue lost, very slow, large scar
3 main types of wound healing Correct Answer First intention
Second intention
Third intention
3 Systemic (whole body) signs of inflammation Correct Answer
Fever
Leukocytosis
Elevated ESR (erythrocyte sedimentation rate)
Elevated CRP
3rd intention Correct Answer rarely used, to close large
wounds that are clear enough (skin grafting)
4 stages of fever Correct Answer Prodromal
Chill
Flush
Defervescence
5 Cardinal Signs of Inflammation Correct Answer redness
heat
pain
swelling
, loss of function (of cells in that area, not entire arm/leg)
Abcess Correct Answer a walled pocket of infection
can occur from abdominal healing or infection in skin (like
popping pimple)
adhesions Correct Answer extra scar tissue form (usually
intestinal)
Atherosclerosis Correct Answer usually develops throughout
age to some degree
tissues proliferate, become rugged
platelets stay in area, form clots --> MI
MI- blood flowing around outside of heart muscle, not flowing
inside
Cellulitis Correct Answer red, swollen, warm
CHF patients, peripheral vascular disease
Chemootactic factors attract neutrophils to... Correct Answer
Marginate
Emigrate
Migrate
Phagocytosis
Chill stage Correct Answer during which temp rise
Healing) Questions With Complete Solutions
1st intention Correct Answer wound must be clean, able to
approximate wound edges, fasted and preferred (surgery)
2nd intention Correct Answer used in contaminated wounds,
large amount of tissue lost, very slow, large scar
3 main types of wound healing Correct Answer First intention
Second intention
Third intention
3 Systemic (whole body) signs of inflammation Correct Answer
Fever
Leukocytosis
Elevated ESR (erythrocyte sedimentation rate)
Elevated CRP
3rd intention Correct Answer rarely used, to close large
wounds that are clear enough (skin grafting)
4 stages of fever Correct Answer Prodromal
Chill
Flush
Defervescence
5 Cardinal Signs of Inflammation Correct Answer redness
heat
pain
swelling
, loss of function (of cells in that area, not entire arm/leg)
Abcess Correct Answer a walled pocket of infection
can occur from abdominal healing or infection in skin (like
popping pimple)
adhesions Correct Answer extra scar tissue form (usually
intestinal)
Atherosclerosis Correct Answer usually develops throughout
age to some degree
tissues proliferate, become rugged
platelets stay in area, form clots --> MI
MI- blood flowing around outside of heart muscle, not flowing
inside
Cellulitis Correct Answer red, swollen, warm
CHF patients, peripheral vascular disease
Chemootactic factors attract neutrophils to... Correct Answer
Marginate
Emigrate
Migrate
Phagocytosis
Chill stage Correct Answer during which temp rise
