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    Pathology Wound Healing MCQ

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    This document contains multiple choice questions about tissue healing and wound healing. Regarding a surgical incision wound, macrophages appear at the wound edge within 24 hours, the initial leucocytic infiltrate has largely cleared by week 2, and granulation tissue formation occurs as the first step in wound healing. Regarding cutaneous wound healing, vitamin C deficiency impairs collagen synthesis in healing tissues. The correct order of stages of scar formation is: 1) granulation tissue formation, 2) migration of fibroblasts, 3) proliferation of fibroblasts, 4) deposition of extracellular matrix and collagen synthesis, 5) vascular regression, 6) degradation of collagen. Regarding a diabetic toe ulcer, the statement that is false is that large amounts of gran

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    This document contains multiple choice questions about tissue healing and wound healing. Regarding a surgical incision wound, macrophages appear at the wound edge within 24 hours, the initial leucocytic infiltrate has largely cleared by week 2, and granulation tissue formation occurs as the first step in wound healing. Regarding cutaneous wound healing, vitamin C deficiency impairs collagen synthesis in healing tissues. The correct order of stages of scar formation is: 1) granulation tissue formation, 2) migration of fibroblasts, 3) proliferation of fibroblasts, 4) deposition of extracellular matrix and collagen synthesis, 5) vascular regression, 6) degradation of collagen. Regarding a diabetic toe ulcer, the statement that is false is that large amounts of gran

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    This document contains multiple choice questions about tissue healing and wound healing. Regarding a surgical incision wound, macrophages appear at the wound edge within 24 hours, the initial leucocytic infiltrate has largely cleared by week 2, and granulation tissue formation occurs as the first step in wound healing. Regarding cutaneous wound healing, vitamin C deficiency impairs collagen synthesis in healing tissues. The correct order of stages of scar formation is: 1) granulation tissue formation, 2) migration of fibroblasts, 3) proliferation of fibroblasts, 4) deposition of extracellular matrix and collagen synthesis, 5) vascular regression, 6) degradation of collagen. Regarding a diabetic toe ulcer, the statement that is false is that large amounts of gran

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    Pathology Wound Healing MCQ

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    This document contains multiple choice questions about tissue healing and wound healing. Regarding a surgical incision wound, macrophages appear at the wound edge within 24 hours, the initial leucocytic infiltrate has largely cleared by week 2, and granulation tissue formation occurs as the first step in wound healing. Regarding cutaneous wound healing, vitamin C deficiency impairs collagen synthesis in healing tissues. The correct order of stages of scar formation is: 1) granulation tissue formation, 2) migration of fibroblasts, 3) proliferation of fibroblasts, 4) deposition of extracellular matrix and collagen synthesis, 5) vascular regression, 6) degradation of collagen. Regarding a diabetic toe ulcer, the statement that is false is that large amounts of gran

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    Pathology – tissue healing mcq

    Regarding a wound created by a surgical incision


    a) Macrophages appear at the wound edge within 24 hours
    b) The initial leucocytic infiltrate has largely cleared by week 2
    c) Epithelial spurs fuse to close the wound at around day 5
    d) Granulation tissue formation occurs as the first step in wound healing
    e) After a week wound strength is approximately 30% of pre-injury

    Regarding cutaneous wound healing which statement is correct


    a) Insensate skin has little impact on wound healing rates
    b) Complications from wound contraction are most commonly seen on the face
    and neck
    c) Early movement of wounds can stimulate the process of angiogenesis and
    healing
    d) Vitamin C deficiency impairs collagen synthesis in healing tissues
    e) Glucocorticoids promote collagen syenthesis and fibrosis of tissues

    Order the following stages of scar formation


    1) Proliferation of fibroblasts (PDGF, FGF, TNF)
    2) Degradation of collagen / ECM by metalloproteinases
    3) Deposition of extracellular matrix, collagen synthesis
    4) Migration of fibroblasts to site of injury (PDGF, FGF, TGF-B, TNF,
    IL-1)
    5) Vascular regression
    6) Granulation tissue formation

    A diabetic patient has an ulcer on their great toe, which statement is false regarding
    it’s healing
    a) It will heal by secondary intention
    b) Substantial scar formation is likely
    c) The amount of acute inflammation is small, slowing the healing
    d) Wound contraction requires actin containing fibroblasts
    e) Large amounts of granulation tissue grow in from the periphery of the wound

    Regarding collagen
    a) Type V, non-fibillar collagen, is seen in basement membranes
    b) Non-fibillar collagen is the most ubiquitous protein in the body
    c) Collagen is formed in cells as long fibrils
    d) Ehlers-Danlos syndrome is due to a genetic increase in collagen breakdown
    e) Collagen is formed in a triple helix structure
    1)b
    2)d
    3)
    1) Granulation tissue formation
    2) Migration of fibroblasts to site of injury (PDGF, FGF, TNF-B, TNF, IL-1)
    3) Proliferation of fibroblasts (PDGF, FGF, TNF)
    4) Deposition of extracellular matrix, collagen synthesis
    5) Vascular regression
    6) Degradation of collagen / ECM by metalloproteinases
    4) c
    5) e

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