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What is the first step in the sequence of leukocytic emigration during an inflammatory response?
What is the first step in the sequence of leukocytic emigration during an inflammatory response?
- Margination of leukocytes (correct)
- Chemotaxis
- Phagocytosis
- Firm adhesion of leukocytes to the vascular endothelium
Which step of leukocytic emigration involves leukocytes moving through gaps between endothelial cells?
Which step of leukocytic emigration involves leukocytes moving through gaps between endothelial cells?
- Leukocytic emigration (correct)
- Chemotaxis
- Phagocytosis
- Firm adhesion of leukocytes
What role does hematoma play in the context of bone healing?
What role does hematoma play in the context of bone healing?
- It promotes chemotaxis of inflammatory cells.
- It increases osmotic pressure of interstitial fluid.
- It provides a source of growth factors. (correct)
- It facilitates leukocyte adhesion.
During the inflammatory response, which process follows the margination of leukocytes?
During the inflammatory response, which process follows the margination of leukocytes?
What is the primary effect of increased osmotic pressure in interstitial fluid during inflammation?
What is the primary effect of increased osmotic pressure in interstitial fluid during inflammation?
What types of cells do pluripotential mesenchymal stem cells differentiate into within 4-5 days?
What types of cells do pluripotential mesenchymal stem cells differentiate into within 4-5 days?
Which statement correctly describes the timeline for mesenchymal stem cell differentiation?
Which statement correctly describes the timeline for mesenchymal stem cell differentiation?
Which cells are known to proliferate after differentiation of the stem cells?
Which cells are known to proliferate after differentiation of the stem cells?
Which process occurs after pluripotential mesenchymal stem cells invade an area?
Which process occurs after pluripotential mesenchymal stem cells invade an area?
What role do osteoblasts play after the differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells?
What role do osteoblasts play after the differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells?
What effect does compression have in the context of fractures?
What effect does compression have in the context of fractures?
Which of the following is a biological factor influencing fracture healing?
Which of the following is a biological factor influencing fracture healing?
Which demographic is most likely to experience complications due to biological factors when healing from a fracture?
Which demographic is most likely to experience complications due to biological factors when healing from a fracture?
What role does soft tissue entrapment play in fracture healing?
What role does soft tissue entrapment play in fracture healing?
Which of the following can negatively impact the healing of fractures due to biological factors?
Which of the following can negatively impact the healing of fractures due to biological factors?
Which of the following components are essential in the inflammatory process?
Which of the following components are essential in the inflammatory process?
What triggers the inflammation process in the body?
What triggers the inflammation process in the body?
Which role do leukocytes play during inflammation?
Which role do leukocytes play during inflammation?
What is the main function of plasma proteins in inflammation?
What is the main function of plasma proteins in inflammation?
Which statement is true regarding chemical mediators in inflammation?
Which statement is true regarding chemical mediators in inflammation?
What role do parathyroid hormones play in relation to osteoblasts?
What role do parathyroid hormones play in relation to osteoblasts?
How does aging affect muscle stem cells?
How does aging affect muscle stem cells?
What negative impact can occur during the healing process of fractures?
What negative impact can occur during the healing process of fractures?
What is NOT a likely outcome of decreased muscle stem cell quantity?
What is NOT a likely outcome of decreased muscle stem cell quantity?
Which of the following statements is correct regarding the effects of aging on muscle stem cells?
Which of the following statements is correct regarding the effects of aging on muscle stem cells?
What is the term used when healing occurs with a deformity?
What is the term used when healing occurs with a deformity?
What characterizes delayed union in bone healing?
What characterizes delayed union in bone healing?
Which type of union occurs when there is an abnormal healing process?
Which type of union occurs when there is an abnormal healing process?
Which of the following types of union indicates a lack of adequate callus formation?
Which of the following types of union indicates a lack of adequate callus formation?
Which term is synonymous with abnormal bone healing leading to a deformity?
Which term is synonymous with abnormal bone healing leading to a deformity?
Flashcards
Inflammation components
Inflammation components
Inflammation involves white blood cells (leukocytes) and plasma proteins.
Inflammation trigger
Inflammation trigger
Inflammation starts when damaged cells release chemicals.
Chemical mediators
Chemical mediators
Chemicals that initiate inflammation.
Damaged host cells
Damaged host cells
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Leukocytes
Leukocytes
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Increased osmotic pressure
Increased osmotic pressure
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Exudation
Exudation
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Leukocytic emigration
Leukocytic emigration
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Chemotaxis
Chemotaxis
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Hematoma (bone healing)
Hematoma (bone healing)
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Mesenchymal stem cells
Mesenchymal stem cells
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Cell differentiation
Cell differentiation
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Fibroblasts
Fibroblasts
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Chondroblasts
Chondroblasts
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Osteoblasts
Osteoblasts
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Fracture gap
Fracture gap
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Impaction
Impaction
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Compression treatment
Compression treatment
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Nutritional Deficiencies
Nutritional Deficiencies
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Smoking's effect
Smoking's effect
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Osteoblast proliferation
Osteoblast proliferation
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Muscle stem cell aging
Muscle stem cell aging
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Fracture site infection
Fracture site infection
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Healing process
Healing process
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Bl.
Bl.
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Trophic healing
Trophic healing
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Hypertrophic healing
Hypertrophic healing
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Mal-union
Mal-union
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Delayed union
Delayed union
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Callus formation
Callus formation
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Study Notes
Islamic Invocation
- A prayer for forgiveness and mercy from God.
- Expresses remorse for past actions.
- Seeks God's forgiveness and compassion.
Fracture Healing
- Inflammation: A local vascular and cellular response to injury.
- Components of Inflammation: White blood cells (leukocytes) and plasma proteins. Initiated by chemical mediators from damaged cells.
- Types: Acute and Chronic.
- Causes of Inflammation:
- Infections (bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites)
- Trauma (physical: cold, heat, irradiation, electricity, burns, frostbite)
- Chemical agents (acids, alkalies)
- Foreign bodies (sutures)
- Hypersensitivity reactions (allergies, autoimmune)
- Necrotic tissues
- Acute Inflammatory Reactions:
- Transient vasoconstriction (brief, seconds)
- Arteriole and capillary vasodilation
- Increased capillary permeability
- Slowing of blood flow (stasis)
- Inflammatory exudate: A fluid leakage containing proteins and cells into the interstitial space.
- Caused by increased vascular permeability and pressure differences.
- Mechanism of Exudate Formation:
- Changes in blood vessel diameter and permeability.
- Fluid and protein escape from capillaries into tissues.
- Local cellular reaction (Leukocytic emigration):
- Bacteria initiates cytokine and chemokine production which causes exudate inflammation and recruitment WBCs.
- Sequence: Margination, Firm adhesion to endothelium, migration through endothelium, Chemotaxis and Phagocytosis.
- Bone Healing Stages:
- Hematoma: Blood clot formation; provides growth factors and hematopoietic cells.
- Inflammation: Macrophages, neutrophils, and platelets release cytokines. (24 hours after injury.)
- Demolition: Inflammatory cells degrade necrotic tissue.
- Granulation tissue formation: Formation of new tissue from BMPs, fibroblasts, and mesenchymal cells.
- Soft callus formation: (4-6 weeks). Soft cartilage and fibrous tissue joins fractured ends.
- Hard callus formation: (4-6 weeks). Hard bone replaces the soft callus.
- Remodeling: Bone is reshaped and strengthened; varies in length based on age.
- Factors affecting bone healing:
- Mechanical: Stability, Gap, Compression
- Biological: Nutritional deficits, smoking, diabetes, parathyroid hormones, aging, infection, blood supply.
- Complications:
- Infection
- Non-union (no healing within 6 months): Trophic and Hypertrophic
- Mal-union (healing with deformity)
- Delayed union (slow healing)
Physician Duties
- Understand the fracture
- Achieve conditions for healing
- Consider factors affecting healing
- Avoid complications
Physiotherapist Duties
- Understand the fracture
- Consider factors affecting fracture healing
- Avoid complications
- Restore the function for fractured part, limb, surrounding joints and muscles, and the patient overall.
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Explore the mechanisms of fracture healing and the inflammatory response in the body. This quiz covers the types of inflammation, its causes, and the acute inflammatory reactions that occur after injury. Test your understanding of how the body responds to trauma and infection.
