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hypoxia
reduced O2
anoxia
no O2
Cell damage caused by low O2
Without O2 ATP pump not working, more fluid fills cell and swelling causes damage
- reversible - mitochondira damaged, lactic acid build up (pain) warning
- irreversible damage to nucleus, rupture of plasma membrane
Necrosis
-Heterotropic Calcification (ossification)
Atrophy
decrease in size
Hyperplasia
increased # of cells
Involution/Hypoplasia
decrease in # of cells
Metaplasia
change from one cell to another type of cell
First Intention vs. Second intetion
1st edges of wound close together
2nd edges of wound far apart
Contractures
shortening of softe tissues due to formation of adhesions scar tissue connect structures that should not be linked
Fibrosis
Scarring and hardening of hallow organ
Dehiscence
bursting of wound
Pressure Ulcer Stages
Stage I: Erythema (non-blancable)
Stage II: skin loss - partial thickness no slough
Stage III: skin loss and possible subcutaneous fat - not muscle or bone
Stage IV: bone, ms, or tendon is exposed
Unstageable (new)
Bone healing - how long?
6- 8 weeks