Tissue Repair

epithelial, bone, and areolar connective tissue

• regenerates extremely well

• has a moderate capacity for regeneration

• has a weak regenerative apacity

• has no functional regenerative capacity

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dense irregular connective and blood forming tissues

• regenerates extremely well

• has a moderate capacity for regeneration

• has a weak regenerative apacity

• has no functional regenerative capacity

Granulation tissue is the first tissue to appear during the repair process after an injury

• true

• false

When cardiac tissue is damaged, it is replaced by

• fibrous connective (scar) tissue

• regenerated cardiac tissue

• epithelium tissue

• neoplasma

Scar tissue is a type of what kind of tissue?

• connective

• muscle

• epithelium

• nervous

• matrix

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smooth muscle and dense regular connective tissue

• regenerates extremely well

• has a moderate capacity for regeneration

• has a weak regenerative apacity

• has no functional regenerative capacity

The body’s replacement of destroyed tissue by living tissue

• Tissue healing

• Inflammation

• Genetic disease

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Process by which the tissues are able to replace the damaged tissue by essential return to normal state

• Regeneration

• Degeneration

• Scar formation

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If the injured tissues are incapable of complete restitution of tissue are severely damaged

• Repair by scar formation

• Regeneration

• Inflammation

Which type of tissue is most likely to regenerate after an injury?

• Epithelial tissue

• Nervous tissue

• Cardiac muscle tissue

• Skeletal muscle tissue

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