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Across 1. protrusion of intestines through the an incision after dehiscence 6. engulfing microorganisms and foreign particles by this type of cell 9. Allows the passge of some molecules but not others 10. formation or discharge of pus 12. This type of tissue contains collagen fibers and glycoproteins 13. These nerve endings are corpuscles which are sensitive to pressure 15. Caused by capillary engorgement leading to redness of the skin 18. main supportive protein of skin, bone, tendon, connective tissue, and cartilage 20. Opening of a sutured wound 22. removal of fereign material or devitalised tissue 24. The amount of this pigment determines the colour of the skin 25. Death of tissue

Down 2. formation of new blood vessels 3. Phase of wound healing where Fibroblasts enter the wound 4. Scar Raised above the normal surface of the skin 5. Covering of the internal and external surfaces of the body 7. The final phase of wound healing 8. During the proliferative phase, the tissue filing the wound is called? 11. the Dermis is composed of Macrophages, Fibroblasts and..... 14. projections of the surface of the dermis 16. Name of the corpuscles of touch 17. Melanin filled clusters, yellowish of brown macules 19. the stratum layer found underneath the corneum on palms of hands and soles of feet 21. this type of scar extemds beyond the boudries of the original wound 23. necrotic or devitalised tissue