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What is the definition of repair according to the text?
What is the definition of repair according to the text?
- Regeneration of damaged cells
- Replacement of damaged tissue by new, healthy tissue (correct)
- Replacement of damaged tissue by scar tissue
- Healing of a wound by secondary intention
Which of the following is not considered a local factor affecting repair according to the text?
Which of the following is not considered a local factor affecting repair according to the text?
- Nutritional status of the patient (correct)
- Type of tissue damaged
- Severity of tissue damage
- State of blood supply
Which type of cell has the greatest ability to regenerate according to the text?
Which type of cell has the greatest ability to regenerate according to the text?
- Stable cells
- Labile cells (correct)
- Permanent cells
- All cell types have equal regenerative abilities
The text states that repair of the dermis in the skin heals by which process?
The text states that repair of the dermis in the skin heals by which process?
What is the outcome when there is injury to liver cells and their supporting stroma?
What is the outcome when there is injury to liver cells and their supporting stroma?
Which of the following general factors is not mentioned in the text as affecting repair?
Which of the following general factors is not mentioned in the text as affecting repair?
Which type of cell division is characteristic of 'stable cells' according to the text?
Which type of cell division is characteristic of 'stable cells' according to the text?
The text states that regeneration of the epidermis during skin repair occurs by which process?
The text states that regeneration of the epidermis during skin repair occurs by which process?
Which general factor is most likely to delay repair?
Which general factor is most likely to delay repair?
Which of the following cell types is considered a 'permanent cell' that does not divide, according to the text?
Which of the following cell types is considered a 'permanent cell' that does not divide, according to the text?
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