Physiological Healing Recap

What is phase 1 of the healing process called?

• maturation

• proliferative

• inflammatory

What is phase 3 of the healing process called?

• proliferative

• maturation

• inflammatory

What is it called within the blood that forms to the injury site to clot / plug the area?

• fibroblasts

• platelets

• macrophages

• collagen

What is the name of the white blood cells during Phagocytosis which flush out the injured cells?

• macrophages

• collagen

• proliferation

• fibroblasts

Within the proliferative phase, what is the name of the cells which lay down collagen?

• macrophages

• platelets

• fibroblasts

• synovial

What is the role of collagen during the proliferative phase?

• form a plug to prevent bleeding

• reduce swelling

• lay found a foundation base of new cells

• removal of dead cells

Which takes longer to process / heal?

• soft tissue

• hard tissue

Which of these is not a sign or symptom of an injury?

• swelling

• pain

• bruising

• fibroblasts

What is the purpose of the proliferative phase?

• reduce swelling

• enable structural work of cells

• strengthen new cells

• repair damaged cells

What is the purpose of the inflammation phase?

• repair new cells

• begin structural work of cells

• reduce swelling of injured area

• removal of scar tissue