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Emory Wound Exam #1- Complete
Exam Questions With Correct
Answers 2026
Some studies show that debridement to the point of bleeding can improve wound
healing outcomes. (L4)
True or False - correct-answer -True
Match each "Key Event" with its corresponding "Phase" in acute, full-thickness
wound repair. (L4)
Hemostasis - correct-answer -Inflammatory Phase
Match each "Key Event" with its corresponding "Phase" in acute, full-thickness
wound repair. (L4)
Modification of Scar Tissue - correct-answer -Maturation/ Remodeling
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Match each "Key Event" with its corresponding "Phase" in acute, full-thickness
wound repair. (L4)
Contraction - correct-answer -Proliferative Phase
Match each "Key Event" with its corresponding "Phase" in acute, full-thickness
wound repair. (L4)
Inflammation - correct-answer -Inflammatory Phase
Match each "Key Event" with its corresponding "Phase" in acute, full-thickness
wound repair. (L4)
Epithelial Resurfacing - correct-answer -Proliferative Phase
Match each "Key Event" with its corresponding "Phase" in acute, full-thickness
wound repair. (L4)
Granulation Tissue Formation - correct-answer -Proliferative Phase
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Match the statements with appropriate category of wounds. (L4)
A. Acute Wounds
B. Chronic Wounds
1. Move through the wound healing process in an orderly fashion
2. Result from injury or surgery
3. Bleeding triggers clotting and the release of multiple growth factors
4. High levels of inflammatory mediators
5. Prolonged inflammation or delayed/failed granulation
6. Result from some type of chronic condition or ischemic process
7. Low levels of growth factors - correct-answer -
Wound #2
Full thickness ulcer with granulation tissue throughout the wound base, moderate
amount of exudate, and closed wound edges.
Identify the phase of wound repair
A. Maturation/Remodeling
B. Inflammatory
Emory Wound Exam #1- Complete
Exam Questions With Correct
Answers 2026
Some studies show that debridement to the point of bleeding can improve wound
healing outcomes. (L4)
True or False - correct-answer -True
Match each "Key Event" with its corresponding "Phase" in acute, full-thickness
wound repair. (L4)
Hemostasis - correct-answer -Inflammatory Phase
Match each "Key Event" with its corresponding "Phase" in acute, full-thickness
wound repair. (L4)
Modification of Scar Tissue - correct-answer -Maturation/ Remodeling
,2
Match each "Key Event" with its corresponding "Phase" in acute, full-thickness
wound repair. (L4)
Contraction - correct-answer -Proliferative Phase
Match each "Key Event" with its corresponding "Phase" in acute, full-thickness
wound repair. (L4)
Inflammation - correct-answer -Inflammatory Phase
Match each "Key Event" with its corresponding "Phase" in acute, full-thickness
wound repair. (L4)
Epithelial Resurfacing - correct-answer -Proliferative Phase
Match each "Key Event" with its corresponding "Phase" in acute, full-thickness
wound repair. (L4)
Granulation Tissue Formation - correct-answer -Proliferative Phase
, 3
Match the statements with appropriate category of wounds. (L4)
A. Acute Wounds
B. Chronic Wounds
1. Move through the wound healing process in an orderly fashion
2. Result from injury or surgery
3. Bleeding triggers clotting and the release of multiple growth factors
4. High levels of inflammatory mediators
5. Prolonged inflammation or delayed/failed granulation
6. Result from some type of chronic condition or ischemic process
7. Low levels of growth factors - correct-answer -
Wound #2
Full thickness ulcer with granulation tissue throughout the wound base, moderate
amount of exudate, and closed wound edges.
Identify the phase of wound repair
A. Maturation/Remodeling
B. Inflammatory
