BSNC 3000 Mid term (Module 4) Exam
Questions With Correct Answers
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What is Resolution?
a. damaged cells are reversibly injured and recover (doesn't cause the cell die, it only
injured)
b. damaged cells are replaced by the division of remaining viable cells of the same type
c. damaged cells are replaced by scar tissue CORRECT ANSWERS a. damaged cells
are reversibly injured and recover (doesn't cause the cell die, it only injured)
What is Regeneration?
a. damaged cells are reversibly injured and recover (doesn't cause the cell die, it only
injured)
b. damaged cells are replaced by the division of remaining viable cells of the same type
c. damaged cells are replaced by scar tissue CORRECT ANSWERS b. damaged cells
are replaced by the division of remaining viable cells of the same type
What is Repair?
a. damaged cells are reversibly injured and recover (doesn't cause the cell die, it only
injured)
b. damaged cells are replaced by the division of remaining viable cells of the same type
c. damaged cells are replaced by scar tissue CORRECT ANSWERS c. damaged cells
are replaced by scar tissue
What is REGENERATIVE CAPACITY (depends on cell type)?
a. regularly divide (regenerate) throughout life (i.e., Labile cell)
b. not capable of cell division (Permanent cell, e.g. Neuron)
c. don't normally divide, but can when needed (Stable cell. e.g., Hepatocyte)
d. All of the above CORRECT ANSWERS d. All of the above
ZONE of INFARCTION in a heart attack occur will healing by
a. resolution
b. regeneration
c. repair CORRECT ANSWERS c. repair
ZONE of INJURY in a heart attack occur will healing by
, a. resolution
b. regeneration
c. repair CORRECT ANSWERS a. resolution
ZONE of ISCHEMIA in a heart attack occur will healing by
a. resolution
b. regeneration
c. repair CORRECT ANSWERS b. regeneration
Repair (scar tissue formation) occurs when?
1. cells cannot regenerate
2. there is extensive damage
3. injury is chronic (regeneration cannot keep up)
4. all of the above CORRECT ANSWERS 4. all of the above
What is a negative consequence of healing by repair? select all that apply
1. Loss of function (it gonna be decrease a lot of function in the heart)
2. joint stiffening can be occurred
3. less contractility in heart
4. Scarring the skin can be burning occur CORRECT ANSWERS 1. Loss of function (it
gonna be decrease a lot of function in the heart)
2. joint stiffening can be occurred
3. less contractility in heart
4. Scarring the skin can be burning occur
Which one are CORRECT regarding about PRIMARY INTENTION (the wound is closer
together) wound healing? Select all that apply
a. wound margins are closely approximated
b. e.g. sutured surgical incision, laceration
c. "healing from the edges"
d. wound margins are not well approximated
e. e.g. ulcers, burns
f "healing from the bottom up" CORRECT ANSWERS a. wound margins are closely
approximated
b. e.g. sutured surgical incision, laceration
c. "healing from the edges"
Which one are CORRECT regarding about SECONDARY INTENTION (the wound is
further apart) wound healing? Select all that apply
a. wound margins are closely approximated
b. e.g. sutured surgical incision, laceration
Questions With Correct Answers
Already Passed 2025|2026
What is Resolution?
a. damaged cells are reversibly injured and recover (doesn't cause the cell die, it only
injured)
b. damaged cells are replaced by the division of remaining viable cells of the same type
c. damaged cells are replaced by scar tissue CORRECT ANSWERS a. damaged cells
are reversibly injured and recover (doesn't cause the cell die, it only injured)
What is Regeneration?
a. damaged cells are reversibly injured and recover (doesn't cause the cell die, it only
injured)
b. damaged cells are replaced by the division of remaining viable cells of the same type
c. damaged cells are replaced by scar tissue CORRECT ANSWERS b. damaged cells
are replaced by the division of remaining viable cells of the same type
What is Repair?
a. damaged cells are reversibly injured and recover (doesn't cause the cell die, it only
injured)
b. damaged cells are replaced by the division of remaining viable cells of the same type
c. damaged cells are replaced by scar tissue CORRECT ANSWERS c. damaged cells
are replaced by scar tissue
What is REGENERATIVE CAPACITY (depends on cell type)?
a. regularly divide (regenerate) throughout life (i.e., Labile cell)
b. not capable of cell division (Permanent cell, e.g. Neuron)
c. don't normally divide, but can when needed (Stable cell. e.g., Hepatocyte)
d. All of the above CORRECT ANSWERS d. All of the above
ZONE of INFARCTION in a heart attack occur will healing by
a. resolution
b. regeneration
c. repair CORRECT ANSWERS c. repair
ZONE of INJURY in a heart attack occur will healing by
, a. resolution
b. regeneration
c. repair CORRECT ANSWERS a. resolution
ZONE of ISCHEMIA in a heart attack occur will healing by
a. resolution
b. regeneration
c. repair CORRECT ANSWERS b. regeneration
Repair (scar tissue formation) occurs when?
1. cells cannot regenerate
2. there is extensive damage
3. injury is chronic (regeneration cannot keep up)
4. all of the above CORRECT ANSWERS 4. all of the above
What is a negative consequence of healing by repair? select all that apply
1. Loss of function (it gonna be decrease a lot of function in the heart)
2. joint stiffening can be occurred
3. less contractility in heart
4. Scarring the skin can be burning occur CORRECT ANSWERS 1. Loss of function (it
gonna be decrease a lot of function in the heart)
2. joint stiffening can be occurred
3. less contractility in heart
4. Scarring the skin can be burning occur
Which one are CORRECT regarding about PRIMARY INTENTION (the wound is closer
together) wound healing? Select all that apply
a. wound margins are closely approximated
b. e.g. sutured surgical incision, laceration
c. "healing from the edges"
d. wound margins are not well approximated
e. e.g. ulcers, burns
f "healing from the bottom up" CORRECT ANSWERS a. wound margins are closely
approximated
b. e.g. sutured surgical incision, laceration
c. "healing from the edges"
Which one are CORRECT regarding about SECONDARY INTENTION (the wound is
further apart) wound healing? Select all that apply
a. wound margins are closely approximated
b. e.g. sutured surgical incision, laceration
