WGU D115 OBJECTIVE
ASSESSMENT (OA)
EXAM(advanced
pathophysiology)COMPLETE UNIT
1-UNIT 7 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
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Terms in this set (34)
, Physical- protect against damage
and infection are composed of
tightly associated epithelial cells
including those of the skin and of
the membranous sheets lining the
What are the 3
gastrointestinal, genitourinary, and
layers of human
respiratory tracts. Mechanical-
defense? What
"washing" the surfaces (sloughing
happens during
off of dead skin, vomiting, urination,
each?
coughing). Biochemical barriers-
secrets substances meant to trap of
destroy microorganisms. (Mucus,
sweat, saliva, tears, sebaceous
glands, and earwax).
What is the Inflammatory response- rapid and
second line of nonspecific, protective response to
defense and the cellular injury from any cause. It can
process? occur only in vascularized tissue.
, Acute- Short duration, 8-10 days
from onset to healing. The three
systemic changes associated with
the acute inflammatory response are
How do acute
fever, leukocytosis, and plasma
and chronic
protein synthesis. Chronic
inflammation
inflammation- can be a continuation
differ?
of acute inflammation that last 2
weeks or longer. It can also occur as
a distinct process without much
preceding acute inflammation.
Phase 1- Inflammation- includes
coagulation and the infiltration of
cells that participate in wound
healing, including platelets,
What are the neutrophils, and macrophages.
phases of wound Phase 2- Proliferation and New
healing and the Tissue Formation (Reconstruction)-
process that wound begins to heal. This stage
takes place begins 3-4 days after injury and
during each? continues for as long as 2 weeks.
Phase 3- Remodeling and
Maturation- phase for recovering
normal tissue structure that can
persist for years
ASSESSMENT (OA)
EXAM(advanced
pathophysiology)COMPLETE UNIT
1-UNIT 7 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
Save
Terms in this set (34)
, Physical- protect against damage
and infection are composed of
tightly associated epithelial cells
including those of the skin and of
the membranous sheets lining the
What are the 3
gastrointestinal, genitourinary, and
layers of human
respiratory tracts. Mechanical-
defense? What
"washing" the surfaces (sloughing
happens during
off of dead skin, vomiting, urination,
each?
coughing). Biochemical barriers-
secrets substances meant to trap of
destroy microorganisms. (Mucus,
sweat, saliva, tears, sebaceous
glands, and earwax).
What is the Inflammatory response- rapid and
second line of nonspecific, protective response to
defense and the cellular injury from any cause. It can
process? occur only in vascularized tissue.
, Acute- Short duration, 8-10 days
from onset to healing. The three
systemic changes associated with
the acute inflammatory response are
How do acute
fever, leukocytosis, and plasma
and chronic
protein synthesis. Chronic
inflammation
inflammation- can be a continuation
differ?
of acute inflammation that last 2
weeks or longer. It can also occur as
a distinct process without much
preceding acute inflammation.
Phase 1- Inflammation- includes
coagulation and the infiltration of
cells that participate in wound
healing, including platelets,
What are the neutrophils, and macrophages.
phases of wound Phase 2- Proliferation and New
healing and the Tissue Formation (Reconstruction)-
process that wound begins to heal. This stage
takes place begins 3-4 days after injury and
during each? continues for as long as 2 weeks.
Phase 3- Remodeling and
Maturation- phase for recovering
normal tissue structure that can
persist for years
