Wound Healing & Skin Response Study Guide

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Vocabulary-style flashcards covering the stages of wound healing, types of wounds, burn degrees, and scar classifications.

Last updated 8:00 PM on 7/20/26
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Hemostasis Phase

During which phase of wound healing does bleeding stop as platelets come together to form a clot?

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Inflammation Phase

In which phase do white blood cells rush to the wound site to fight bacteria and clean

out dead cells and debris?

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Proliferative Phase

What phase focuses on rebuilding Fssue through cell growth, epithelializaton and

wound contraction?

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Remodeling phase

Which phase is the final (and longest) stage, where the body strengthens and refines

scar Fssue?

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Epithelialization

What’s the process called when the epithelial surface is restored during the proliferative phase?

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true

T/F The remodeling phase of wound healing can take months – even years to complete

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Clinical inflammation

Which type of inflammaFon shows visible skin symptoms like redness (erythema) and swelling (edema)

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true

Minor wounds heal quickly, while more serious ones take longer to go through each

healing stage

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Closed wounds

What kind of wound has a low risk of infecFon, like a simple bruise?

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Abrasions

What type of wound happens from rubbing or scraping against a rough surface and may cause light bleeding?

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Punctures

Wounds caused by sharp, pointed objects that pierce through the skin and deeper

Fssues are called what?

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true

T/F Sutures come in both absorbable and non-absorbable types

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First Degree

What type of burn effects only the outermost layer of skin (epidermis)?

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fourth degree

Which burns go through all layers of the skin and also reach muscles and bones?

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Apply oils

Which of the following should not be done when treaFng burns?

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T/F Applying ice directly to a burn can help relieve pain

False

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true

T/F Tanned skin increases a client’s risk for post-inflammatory hyperpigmentaFon (PIH)

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Keep clean, keep moisturized, and avoid UV

What are some key factors that help the skin heal properly aaer professional

treatments?

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true

T/F Stretch marks can appear in different colors

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Hypertrophic scars

A ___ scar is raised above the skins surface

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Sits below skins surface, has sunken or pifed appearance

Which descripFon best fits an atrophic scar?

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Keloid scars

What type of scar forms thick, rounded Fssue that grows beyond the original wounds

borders?

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PIH (Post Inflammatory HyperpigmentaFon)

What is the common skin condiFon that causes darkening where an injury, irritaFon, or inflammaFon has healed or is healing?

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T/F PigmentaFon concerns can affect all skin tones and types

True