| Dermis | | Mixed exudate |
| Subcutaneous Tissue | | Protects the underlying tissue |
| Decreases | | Contains the deeper layer of skin, Papillary layer, and Reticular layer |
| Stratum Corneum | | Stores half of body's fat cells |
| Elastin | | Day 3-4 to about 21 days |
| Thermoregulation | | Stores half of body's fat cells |
| Lesions | | What type of intentional healing, leaves the wound open to allow edema, infection to resolve, wound to drain |
| SecondaTertiary | | What happens to this to cause wrinkling and sagging? |
| Inflammatory | | Protrusion of onternal viscera through an incision |
| Phagocytosis | | Heritable skin disorders |
| Dehiscence | | Can be infectious, have inflammation or be neoplastic. |
| Evisceration | | Consists of the stratum corneum, stratum granulosum, and stratum basale |
| Debridement | | For the first 3-6 days of wound healing |
| Serosanguinous | | A pressure ulcer is an example of? |
| Maturation Phase | | Aging decreases subcutaneous tissue, which creates problems with? |
| Proliferative phase | | What happens to the subcutaneous fat in the aging process? |
| Skin | | Partial or total rupture of a sutured wound |
| Fibroblast | | Vary in shape, color, and texture characteristics |
| Epidermolysis bullosa | | about day 21 to 1-2 years (Keloid) |
| Tertiary | | produces melanin |
| Infection | | Decreases in number with aging. |
| Wounds | | The epidermis of an older adult becomes? |
| Fibroblast | | Is one type of surgery for wound complications |
| Atrophic | | cell migration of macrophages |
| Stratum basale | | Contains the keratin |
| Subcutaneous Tissue | | Standard precautions prevent |
| Epidermis | | Decreases in number with aging. |