Nima Wound Healing Questions with Complete
solutions
Wound CORRECT ANSWER Disruption of normal tissue which results internally
or externally
Wound Healing CORRECT ANSWER Restoration of tissue after injury or trauma
Scar CORRECT ANSWER Marks left on skin or organ, result of deep tissue
trauma
Leukocytes CORRECT ANSWER White blood cells without granules involved in
immune system. Considered shock hoops of body defense
Granulocytes CORRECT ANSWER White blood cells that are involved in
immune response that involve granules. Among first on the scene scavenging
wound for bacteria
Neutrophilis CORRECT ANSWER Most common type of blood cells that kill
bacteria and discourage infection. Show up on wound after 6 hours. In full force
after 24 hours
Proliferative Phase (1st phase) CORRECT ANSWER Phase of wound healing
during which replacement of protective epithelial tissue occurs over the old wound
site. Scab and scar tissue build to protect and induce healing.
Re-epithelialization (2nd phase) CORRECT ANSWER Replacement of protective
tissue. Scab and scar tissue to heal wound.
solutions
Wound CORRECT ANSWER Disruption of normal tissue which results internally
or externally
Wound Healing CORRECT ANSWER Restoration of tissue after injury or trauma
Scar CORRECT ANSWER Marks left on skin or organ, result of deep tissue
trauma
Leukocytes CORRECT ANSWER White blood cells without granules involved in
immune system. Considered shock hoops of body defense
Granulocytes CORRECT ANSWER White blood cells that are involved in
immune response that involve granules. Among first on the scene scavenging
wound for bacteria
Neutrophilis CORRECT ANSWER Most common type of blood cells that kill
bacteria and discourage infection. Show up on wound after 6 hours. In full force
after 24 hours
Proliferative Phase (1st phase) CORRECT ANSWER Phase of wound healing
during which replacement of protective epithelial tissue occurs over the old wound
site. Scab and scar tissue build to protect and induce healing.
Re-epithelialization (2nd phase) CORRECT ANSWER Replacement of protective
tissue. Scab and scar tissue to heal wound.
