Wound Healing Methods Quiz

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Which type of wound healing involves the spontaneous opening of a previously closed wound?

Quaternary intention

Secondary intention

Tertiary intention (correct)

Primary intention

What is the characteristic of wound healing in primary intention?

Extensive drainage and tissue debris

Loss of tissue

Wound edges widely separated

Edges approximated (correct)

Which type of wound healing has the lowest risk of infection?

Quaternary intention

Tertiary intention

Primary intention (correct)

Secondary intention

What is the main characteristic of wound healing in secondary intention?

Heals by granulation Signup and view all the answers

Which type of wound healing involves extensive drainage and tissue debris?

Tertiary intention Signup and view all the answers

What is the main characteristic of wound healing in quaternary intention?

Spontaneous opening of a previously closed wound Signup and view all the answers

Which type of wound healing has the longest healing time?

Tertiary intention Signup and view all the answers

What is the main characteristic of wound healing in primary intention?

Edges approximated Signup and view all the answers

Which type of wound healing is associated with scarring?

Secondary intention Signup and view all the answers

What is the main characteristic of wound healing in secondary intention?

No or minimal scarring Signup and view all the answers

Which type of wound healing involves little or no tissue loss, with edges approximated like a surgical incision, and heals rapidly?

Primary intention Signup and view all the answers

Which type of wound healing involves loss of tissue, widely separated wound edges, longer healing time, increased risk of infection, and heals by granulation?

Secondary intention Signup and view all the answers

Which type of wound healing involves widely separated, deep, and spontaneous opening of a previously closed wound, with closure occurring only when the wound is free of infection and edema?

Tertiary intention Signup and view all the answers

Which type of wound healing involves little or no tissue loss, with edges approximated like a surgical incision, and heals rapidly?

Primary intention Signup and view all the answers

Which type of wound healing involves loss of tissue, widely separated wound edges, longer healing time, increased risk of infection, and heals by granulation?

Secondary intention Signup and view all the answers

Which type of wound healing involves widely separated, deep, and spontaneous opening of a previously closed wound, with closure occurring only when the wound is free of infection and edema?

Tertiary intention Signup and view all the answers

Which type of wound healing involves little or no tissue loss, with edges approximated like a surgical incision, and heals rapidly?

Primary intention Signup and view all the answers

Which type of wound healing involves loss of tissue, widely separated wound edges, longer healing time, increased risk of infection, and heals by granulation?

Secondary intention Signup and view all the answers

Which type of wound healing involves widely separated, deep, and spontaneous opening of a previously closed wound, with closure occurring only when the wound is free of infection and edema?

Tertiary intention Signup and view all the answers

Which type of wound healing involves little or no tissue loss, with edges approximated like a surgical incision, and heals rapidly?

Primary intention Signup and view all the answers

Wound Healing Methods Quiz

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Which type of wound healing involves the spontaneous opening of a previously closed wound?

What is the characteristic of wound healing in primary intention?

Which type of wound healing has the lowest risk of infection?

What is the main characteristic of wound healing in secondary intention?

Which type of wound healing involves extensive drainage and tissue debris?

What is the main characteristic of wound healing in quaternary intention?

Which type of wound healing has the longest healing time?

What is the main characteristic of wound healing in primary intention?

Which type of wound healing is associated with scarring?

What is the main characteristic of wound healing in secondary intention?

Which type of wound healing involves little or no tissue loss, with edges approximated like a surgical incision, and heals rapidly?

Which type of wound healing involves loss of tissue, widely separated wound edges, longer healing time, increased risk of infection, and heals by granulation?

Which type of wound healing involves widely separated, deep, and spontaneous opening of a previously closed wound, with closure occurring only when the wound is free of infection and edema?

Which type of wound healing involves little or no tissue loss, with edges approximated like a surgical incision, and heals rapidly?

Which type of wound healing involves loss of tissue, widely separated wound edges, longer healing time, increased risk of infection, and heals by granulation?

Which type of wound healing involves widely separated, deep, and spontaneous opening of a previously closed wound, with closure occurring only when the wound is free of infection and edema?

Which type of wound healing involves little or no tissue loss, with edges approximated like a surgical incision, and heals rapidly?

Which type of wound healing involves loss of tissue, widely separated wound edges, longer healing time, increased risk of infection, and heals by granulation?

Which type of wound healing involves widely separated, deep, and spontaneous opening of a previously closed wound, with closure occurring only when the wound is free of infection and edema?

Which type of wound healing involves little or no tissue loss, with edges approximated like a surgical incision, and heals rapidly?

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