Healing process
Pain
100
5 signs of inflammation
Rubor, Dolor, Tumor, Calor, Funca Laesa
100
small, myelinated nociceptor
What is A-Delta fiber
200
This chemical mediator is released from mast cells. It causes vasodilation, increased cell permeability, and sensitizes pain receptors.
What is histamine?
200
large, fast, myelinated sensory receptor
What is A-Beta?
300
This chemical mediator is a leukocyte that increases permeability and pain receptors. It also stimulates the release of prostaglandins.
What is bradykinin?
300
slow, small, unmyelinated nociceptor
What is a C-fiber?
400
When does the Fibroblastic repair phase begin and how long does it typically last?
Begins day 4 through week 6
400
stimuli from the nociceptor enters the spinal cord here
What is the dorsal horn?
500
name 5 factors that impede healing
1: extent of injury
2: edema- increased pressure causes separation of tissue, inhibits neuromuscular control, and impedes nutrition
3: hemorrhage- same effects as edema
4: poor vascular supply
5: separation of tissue- excessive scarring
6: muscle spasm- traction of torn tissue, separates two ends, prevents approximation
7: keloids/hypertrophic scars- rate of collagen producion exceeds rate of collagen breakdown in maturation phase
8: infection- delay healing, cause excessive granulation tissue, frequently causes large, deformed scars
9: humidity, climate, oxygen tension
10-health, age and nutrition

500
This theory involves the blocking of A-delta fibers at the spinal cord from traveling to the brain by the A-beta fibers 
What is the Gate-Control Theory?
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