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tissue injury (injuries (lead to, crush injury, avulsion, amputation,…

- - - - mutation
    - - gene transfer
        
        transformation
        
        conjugation
        
        transduction
- - - - E.coli
      - enterococci
    - - staphylococcus epidermidis
    - - staphylococcus aureus
    - - staphylococcus saprophyticus
        
        might be opportunistic if they enter an area that do not belong
    - - streptococcus pneumonia
      - viridans streptococcus
- - - - smoke detector legislation
  - - - smoke detectors and alarms
- - - - may lead to
        
        osteomyelitis
        
        edema
        
        hematomas
        
        dehiscence
        
        peri-wound dermatitis
        
        tissue necrosis and gangrene
- - - - mucous membrane
      - secretions of skin and mucous membrane
      - skin
    - - phagocytic leukocyte
      - antimicrobial proteins
      - inflammatory response
      - fever
- - - - full thickness (epidermis and dermis) exposed to muscle
    - - full thickness (exposed to bone)
    - - partial thickness superficial (epidermis and dermis) part of the dermis
    - - superficial (epidermis)
- - - - redness
      - heat
      - swelling
      - pain
      - limitation of movement
- - - - a type of healing in which new growth completely restores portions of damaged tissue to their normal state
        
        minor injuries
        
        damaged tissues restore their structure and function
    - - restoration of damaged tissue structure and function
        
        major injuries
        
        scar formation which may result in structural abnormalities that impair organ function