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    There are many local and systemic factors that can affect wound healing. Increased age, stress, diabetes, obesity, alcohol consumption, smoking, and certain medications can impair wound healing. Nutrition also plays an important role, as wounds require adequate glucose, protein, fats, carbohydrates, and vitamins to heal properly. Oxygenation is essential for cell metabolism during wound healing and helps prevent infection and promote tissue growth.

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    There are many local and systemic factors that can affect wound healing. Increased age, stress, diabetes, obesity, alcohol consumption, smoking, and certain medications can impair wound healing. Nutrition also plays an important role, as wounds require adequate glucose, protein, fats, carbohydrates, and vitamins to heal properly. Oxygenation is essential for cell metabolism during wound healing and helps prevent infection and promote tissue growth.

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    Local Factors Systemic Factors: Factor Affecting Wound Healing

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    Age
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    - Increased age is a human health exhibit a
    - Important for cell metabolisme, major risk factor - Induced documented
    - Prevent wound from infection for impaired disruption of impairment in the
    - Induces angiogenesis wound healing healing of acute
    neuroendocrine
    - Increase keratinocyte - In healthy adults, immune wounds
    differentiation, migration, and the effect of - All diabetes related
    equilibrium is
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    - Enhances fibroblast proliferation temporal delayed health amputation.
    and collagen synthesis in wound healing
    - Promotes wound contraction
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    Systemic frequently face wound shown to have delayed
    Local Factors Factors complications, include healing of acute wounds.
    skin wound infection,
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    and seroma formation,
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    - Colonization WOUND HEALING - Obesity well-known to effects on the wound-
    - Local infection/ critical
    increase risk of disease healing process.
    colonisation
    and health conditions
    - Invasive infection
    - Inflammation is a normal
    part of the wound-healing Alcohol Consumpation
    process to removal of Smoking ( show a delay in Medication
    - Acute ethanol exposure can
    microorganisms Nutrition wound healing and an increase lead to impaired wound healing - Glucocorticoid
    in a variety of complications) by impairing the early
    inflammatory responses,
    steroids
    - Fats and carbo are the
    Substances in cigarettes: inhibiting wound closure, - Non-steroidal anti-
    primary source of energy
    angiogenesis, and collagen inflammatory
    in the wound healing
    - Nicotine: decreased production, and altering the - Chemotherapeutic
    process protease balances at the wound
    - Glucose is provide energy
    tissue blood flow, drugs
    side
    - Protein is important for increase blood viscosity
    - The host respondes to choronic
    nutrient factors affecting - Carbon monoxide: alcohol exposure appears to be
    wound healing and effect decreased fraction of different from that of acute
    immune system oxygenated hemoglobin alcohol exposure
    - Vitamins has multiple - Choronic alcohol exposure
    - Hydrogen cyanide:
    causes impaired wound healing
    effect on tissue repair compromised oxygen and enhanced host
    consumption in tissue susceptibility to infections.

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