Types of Wounds
Soft Tissue Injuries
Bone Injuries
Healing Process
Treatment and First Aid
100

This wound is caused by scraping of the skin

What is an abrasion?

100

Injury to ligaments

What is a sprain?

100

A break in a bone

What is a fracture?

100

The first stage of healing, lasting up to 2 days

What is the acute inflammatory stage?


100

First step in treating an abrasion 

What is apply gloves?

200

A sharp, clean cut- often made by a scalpel

What is an incision?

200

Injury to muscles or tendons

What is a strain?

200

Bone breaks into several fragments

What is a comminuted fracture?

200

Cells that engulf and eat dead cells

What are phagocytes?

200

What to do with an object that is impaled

What is stabilize and refer to medical care?

300

A jagged wound from a non-cutting object

What is a laceration?

300

Injury to nerve tissue

What is a nerve injury?


300

A fracture common in children where the bone bends

What is a greenstick fracture?


300

The stage where fibroblasts form a scar

What is the repair stage?

300

What to do with a severed body part

What is place in a bag on ice and transport to hospital?

400

A wound where a body part is partially torn away

What is an avulsion?


400

Chronic inflammation of a bursa sac

What is bursitis?


400

A fracture caused by repetitive stress

What is a stress fracture?

400

The final stage of healing that can last over a year 

What is the remodeling stage?

400

Immobilization method that allows swelling

What is splinting?

500

A deep wound caused by a pointed object

What is a puncture?

500

Chronic inflammation of muscle tissue

What is myositis?

500

A fracture caused by disease weakening the bone

What is a pathologic fracture?

500

Excessive scar tissue that may require surgery

What is a keloid?

500

Immobilization method using plaster or fiberglass

What is casting?

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