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A patient presents with a scar that is raised and rigid but remains within the boundaries of the original wound. This type of scar is most likely:

During the remodeling (maturation) phase, what happens to collagen production as healing progresses?

A patient is in the subacute stage of recovery from a soft tissue injury. During range of motion testing, they report pain at the end of the available range. Which of the following should be done during treatment?

What is the primary treatment goal during the acute stage of tissue injury management?

A patient presents with localized pain and swelling around their elbow joint, which increases when they grip or lift objects. The symptoms worsen after repetitive arm movements, such as using a computer or tennis. Which condition is most likely to be diagnosed?

A patient has been experiencing ongoing pain and stiffness for several months after an injury, with limited functional activity. There are no signs of active inflammation, but the range of motion is still restricted due to scar tissue. What stage of tissue healing is this patient likely in?

A patient in the maturation phase has a scar that continues to contract, limiting their ROM. Which of the following interventions is most appropriate?

A physical therapist assistant is developing an exercise plan for a patient in the maturation phase who has scar tissue that is 16 weeks old. Which of the following is the most important consideration when applying mechanical stress to the scar tissue?

15. Hydrogen gas is the product of the following reaction. (WCSP[x]) ____Mg(s)   + ___ HCl(aq)   

Shown below is the structure of ibuprofen, a pain reliever sold under the brand name Advil. (WCSP24) a.  What are the orbitals that overlap to form the bond labeled A? [drop1] b. What is the molecular geometry of the atom labeled B? [drop2] c. What is the bond angle about the angle labeled C? [drop3]