Across
- 1. slowest healers, poor perfusion, and granulation
- 6. when wounded skin goes back to 100% strength
- 7. fastest healers, strong contraction and good granulation
- 9. wound closure that is done on wounds that: are severely contaminated/infected, have necrosis or foreign material; done AFTER healthy granulation bed has formed.
- 12. this is a stage of wound healing that includes fibrin production, vasoconstriction, platelet adherence, and activation
- 15. stage of wound healing with neutrophils then monocytes and later macrophages.
- 16. proliferation cells that close the wound
- 17. proliferation cells that make collagen
- 20. type of closure that is done PREGRANULATION 3-5days after wound
- 21. when post-op wound has 70-80% of strength
- 22. develop proud flesh, and have poor distal limb healing
- 24. when post-op wound has 25% strength
Down
- 2. when post-op wound has 5-10% of strength
- 3. healing through contraction and epithelialization, and w/o sx intervention, used for large unsealable wounds, infected wounds, and farm castrations
- 4. mexican hairless dogs and female duroc pigs are prone to...
- 5. neutrophilic bacterial killing, collagen production and modification, and capilary growth all require...
- 8. heal mostly via epithelialization, have little contraction and more scarring
- 10. length of differentiation part of proliferation
- 11. length of inflammation stage
- 13. this is a sage in wound healing where there is wound contraction and epithelization
- 14. crosslinking and reorienting of collagen
- 18. maturation cells
- 19. type of closure that is done immediately on fresh wounds with no gap
- 23. heal better than horses