Healing/tissue
Clinical 1
Clinical 2
Clinical 3
Clinical 4
100

What is healing by primary intention?

Approximated wound edges held together, such as with sutures

100

What is acute sinusitis often caused by?

Viral infection

100

What tool estimates the extent of a burn?

Rule of nines

100

Which can cause acute gastritis?

Aspirin, alcohol, or microbes

100

Which is a manifestation of Crohn disease?

Abdominal pain and diarrhea

200

What is typical of secondary intention?

Larger scar formation

200

What is a common symptom of acute sinusitis?

Facial pain, especially when bending over

200

What is rheumatoid arthritis (RA)?

An autoimmune condition involving chronic inflammation of synovial membranes

200

Which is a manifestation of acute gastritis?

Nausea and vomiting

200

What is ulcerative colitis?

Chronic inflammation of the large intestine

300

What is wound dehiscence?

Separation of tissue margins

300

Which is a risk factor for chronic sinusitis?

Nasal polyps

300

What joints does RA commonly affect?

Symmetrical joints

300

What can cause chronic gastritis?

Chronic infection or an autoimmune process

300

What pattern does ulcerative colitis have?

Continuous inflammation

400

What is a keloid scar?

Hypertrophic scar formation with excessive collagen

400

How long does chronic sinusitis last according to the lecture?

More than 12 weeks

400

What is ankylosis in the lecture's RA context?

Impaired joint mobility due to fibrosis/collagen filling gaps

400

What is Crohn disease?

Chronic GI inflammation that is often patchy and affects mucosal/submucosal layers

400

How is ulcerative colitis severity assessed in the lecture?

Number of daily bowel movements with rectal bleeding and systemic symptoms

500

What is a granuloma?

A cluster of white blood cells and other tissue that walls off a pathogen or foreign object

500

What is characteristic of a second-degree burn?

Blistering, redness, heat, pain, and edema

500

What is acute gastritis?

Inflammation of the gastric epithelium often caused by irritating substances or poor gastric perfusion

500

What pattern of inflammation is typical of Crohn disease?

Non-continuous/patchy

500

What is a common manifestation of ulcerative colitis?

Diarrhea with rectal bleeding