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Tissue Repair and Regeneration Quiz

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What depends on the extent of necrosis and the presence of a connective tissue framework for regeneration of injured tissue?

The process of inflammation

The regenerative capacity of involved cells (correct)

The ability to divide

The number of surviving viable cells

Which process involves the replacement of lost parenchymal cells by surviving parenchymal cells of the same type?

Proliferation

Regeneration (correct)

Scar formation

Inflammation

Which type of cells are continuously dividing and regenerate actively throughout life to replace the destroyed cells?

Fibroblasts

Labile cells (correct)

Stable cells

Permanent cells

Which process involves the replacement of damaged tissue by connective tissue with scar formation?

Scar formation Signup and view all the answers

Which type of cells include fibroblasts, smooth muscles, osteocytes, and chondrocytes?

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Which type of cells have no capacity for mitotic division in postnatal life?

Permanent cells Signup and view all the answers

Which component is involved in the process of repair with granulation tissue scaffolding?

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What is the reason for repair by scar formation occurring?

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How does wound strength change over time during healing?

Increases initially and then decreases gradually Signup and view all the answers

What are the differences between healing of skin wounds by first intention and second intention?

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Tissue Repair and Regeneration Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What depends on the extent of necrosis and the presence of a connective tissue framework for regeneration of injured tissue?

Which process involves the replacement of lost parenchymal cells by surviving parenchymal cells of the same type?

Which type of cells are continuously dividing and regenerate actively throughout life to replace the destroyed cells?

Which process involves the replacement of damaged tissue by connective tissue with scar formation?

Which type of cells include fibroblasts, smooth muscles, osteocytes, and chondrocytes?

Which type of cells have no capacity for mitotic division in postnatal life?

Which component is involved in the process of repair with granulation tissue scaffolding?

What is the reason for repair by scar formation occurring?

How does wound strength change over time during healing?

What are the differences between healing of skin wounds by first intention and second intention?

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