Inflammatory Response and Tissue Healing

How long do the cardinal signs last?

• 24 hours to 2 weeks

• 1 day to 1 month

• 1 week to 3 weeks

• 1 month to 6 months

What sticks to the walls of the blood vessels during the 4th event?

• Red blood cells

• Leukocytes

• Platelets

• Plasma

Discuss what happens to the sodium levels in the cells during the 5th event.

• Increase

• Decrease

• No change

• Fluctuate

What is the 6th event of inflammation?

• Metabolic changes

• Permeability changes

• Leukocyte migration

• Swelling

During the 4th event, leukocytes are removed from the blood flow and stick to the ____.

• Endothelium

• Epithelium

• Connective tissue

• Muscle tissue

The fifth event of inflammation involves metabolic changes from aerobic to ____.

• Anaerobic

• Hyperbaric

• Hypoxic

• Isotonic

What is the 8th and last event of inflammation?

• Phagocytosis

• Cellular migration

• Tissue repair

• Lymphatic drainage

Which stage of tissue healing focuses on rebuilding structural components like collagen and blood vessels?

• A) Inflammation

• B) Proliferation

• C) Remodeling

• D) Contraction

Fill in the blank: Remodeling finalizes the repair process by enhancing the strength and ______ of the tissue.

• Flexibility

• Organization

• Rigidity

• Elasticity

Which component of tissue healing involves a decrease in cellular activity?

• A) Inflammation

• B) Proliferation

• C) Remodeling

• D) Contraction