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Acute inflammation |
Short term (8-10 days) Usually completely resolves Mostly PMNs (polymorphonuclear leukocytes/neutrophils) |
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Chronic inflammation |
Long term (2+ weeks) May or may not completely resolve Occurs if acute inflammation unsuccessful so it may trap infection and reduce threat |
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Local inflammatory response |
5 cardinal/hallmark signs of inflammation: calor, dolar, tumor, rubor, functio laesa |
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Systemic inflammatory response |
body wide response lymphnode involvement, fever, elevated labs (plasma proteins, cortisol, ESR, WBC count) |
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Lympadenopathy |
(Systemic inflammation sign) enlarged lymphnodes due to filtering |
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Lymphangitis |
(Systemic inflammation sign) inflammation of lymphatic vessel |
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Lymphadenitis |
(Systemic inflammation sign) inflammation and localized infection of lymph node |
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Leukocytosis |
WBC count above normal (>11,000/mL3) Shift to the left = high bands (immature WBC) |
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Normal WBC count |
4,500 - 10,000/mL3 |
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Healing by 1st intention |
rapid healing process minimal scar formation acute inflammatory response |
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Healing by 2nd intention |
loss of tissue, sweat glands, hair follicles... substantial scar formation |
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Keloids |
Aberrant wound healing tumorous scars from abnorm. collagen synth. if removed, tend to return |
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Dehiscence |
Aberrant wound healing bursting open of previously closed wound |
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Evisceration |
Aberrant wound healing organs protruding through dihiscence |
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Stenosis |
Aberrant wound healing narrowing/obstruction of opening by formation of scar tissue around tubular area |
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Diseases or lifestyle choices that effect healing |
Immuno-compromised Diabetes Mellitis - blood sugar too high for neutrophils to work properly (causes abnormal or delayed healing) Tobacco - toxic agent delays wound healing process and increases risk for infection |