Question

6. Local factors that influence wound healing include the following
a.
b. Type
e. All
C. Size
d. Location of the wound

Answer 1

Answer:

Local factors that influence wound healing are wound type, size, deep and location, i.e. all of the mentioned factors.

Explanation:

Wounds are injuries that alter the integrity of any area of the body, producing tissue breakdown, inflammation or both.

The healing of wounds, such as those that occur on the skin, depends on factors such as the type of wound, size, depth and location.

• Type of wound: refers to whether it is a contusion, laceration or abrasion. In the first case there is no rupture of the skin, while the lacerations and scoriations do.
• Depth: refers to the planes covered by the wound. Superficial wounds take less time to improve than deep wounds.
• Size: small wounds improve faster than extensive wounds.
• Location: a wound in a mobile area takes longer to recover, as do wounds in points of support, such as the soles of the feet.

Other factors influence wound healing, such as age, physical activity, healing ability, etc., which depend on internal factors of each individual.