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Discuss the physiology of tissue healing
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Tissue healing occurs in three phases: the inflammation phase that prepares the wound for healing,...
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Analyze how the inflammatory response impacts soft tissue mobilization.
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The inflammatory response involves edema, pain, erythema, heat, and loss of function, making...
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Describe the Inflammation Phase
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Heat, Erythema, Pain, Edema, and loss of function occur, usually lasts from injury to 48-72...
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Describe the Proliferation Phase
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Scar tissue continues to be laid out in a messy pattern to build up the structure of the tissue,...
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Describe the Maturation Phase
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Reorganizing the scar tissue occurs, forming mature collagen and elastic fibers, becomes a...
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What is unique about the healing process for skeletal muscle?
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The skeletal muscle cannot regenerate itself, so it requires the use of satellite cells to...
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What are the 5 stages of bone healing?
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ImpactionInductionInflammationSoft CallusHard CallusRemodeling
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Discuss the vascular response within the inflammation stage of healing.
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Vasoconstriction occurs of affected blood vessel, vasodilation occurs of unaffected blood vessels,...
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Describe acute pain?
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time limited because it mostly just lasts during the stimuli, is caused by muscle tone, intensity...
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Describe chonic pain.
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>3-6 months, starts as acute, continues even after stimuli, can be caused by inflammation,...
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Describe referred pain.
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No time constraint, occurs in a different area from the stimuli, but can follow dermatomes,...
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What is Gate Control Theory?
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A theory about pain that the body can protect itself by blocking the pain stimuli at the spinal...
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What is Endogenous Opioid System?
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Focuses on the body's use of endorphins (opiopeptins), as a defense mechanism to activate a...
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What to NSAIDS do?
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NSAIDS like ibuprofen have an anti-inflammatory effect, helping to decrease pain sometimes...
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What do opioids do?
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Opioids mimic the actions of endorphins, providing an analgesia, and blocking input from interneurons,...
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