Anatomy Wound Project 25-26 by KRISTIN GRIFFITH

genr1950 — 2025-10-20 16:28:59 UTC

Genesis

Angelina

Juliana

1) Wound is on the dorsum side of the hand

2) This is on the hemostasis because the wound is bleeding.

3) It would form a big scar because of the type of burn. For this burn it would be a 3rd-degree burn and it would make a deep wound passing through the epidermis layer.

atha9175 — 2025-10-20 16:34:28 UTC

isabella

kassandra

athan

1)the wound is located on the forsal surface of the right hand

2)the wound is in the inflamitory stage becuase of the redness and no new tissue

3) the wound is very likely to form a significant amount of scar tissue due the damages to the deeper dermal layer

2025-10-20 16:37:51 UTC

2025-10-20 16:38:14 UTC

Alyssa D

Melissa W

Avery C

2025-10-20 16:39:41 UTC

Leslie Virelas

Melissa Garcia

laceration on antebrachium , homeostasis , our wound will have to regenerate a lot of tissue

2025-10-20 18:50:43 UTC

By: Mery Alvarez, Emma Jimenez, Cody Ignacio

left dorsal epidermis side of the hand.
Inflammation its red and bloody and the tendon is stinking out.
Yes it will create a scar.

fake wound

2025-10-20 19:22:46 UTC

Doral posterior side of the right hand the epidermis is affected
I would place my wound in the inflammatory stage of the healing process. At this point, the wound looks red, swollen, and kind of raw, which shows that the body is trying to clean and protect it.
I think the wound I created would form a lot of scar tissue as it heals. It looks pretty deep and wide, which means the body would have to make a lot of new tissue to fill it in.

2025-10-20 19:24:02 UTC

Tommy A. Lopez & Milagros Rralda

2025-10-20 20:25:24 UTC

Located on Left-side Medial Palm, Hemostasis, Absolutely going to leave lots of scar tissue, Goes deep into hypodermis

Melanie S , Allyson L, & Lesly D

2025-10-20 20:30:25 UTC

2025-10-20 21:15:03 UTC

On the dorsal surface on the left hand through the epidermis and dermis is affected.
My team would places my wound in the inflammatory stages of the healing process. At this point the wound is marked by redness and swelling around the injury and it shows the body trying to heal it by keeping it moist with white blood cells help it clean.
We think this would create scars because it is a lot of tissue being affectived and could lead to permanent scars because it looks like is went through the epidermis and dermis and lead to a third degree burn.

Graciela Castañeda, Daniela Castañeda

2025-10-20 23:39:10 UTC

Kristoff T, Elijah\Olive R, Jasmine Gomez

2025-10-20 23:44:08 UTC

Gabriela Gallegos and Ailyn Lopez

2025-10-20 23:45:02 UTC

Nathan A and Luis B

2025-10-20 23:56:35 UTC

1.On the Anterior surface of the left forearm (The Pencil is damaging all layers of Skin!)

2.It's Homeostasis, Since the Body is trying to stop the Wound from bleeding.

3.When it fully Heals, it will leave a Noticeably big scar since its hitting all the skin layers (On Both the Forearm and Palm)

Salome Gonzalez & Briana Vasquez

2025-10-21 00:38:06 UTC

Left hand anterior position , the dermis is affected. The wound would be in hemostasis & inflammatory process since it’s open. The wound would create a lot of scar tissue when it heals this is because a big area is being exposed.

Natali R & Sofia D.

2025-10-21 00:57:06 UTC

Located in the right dorsal hand. Proximal to the digits. The stage of this wound is Hemostasis since it has already stopped bleeding. This wound will most likely cause a scar since it goes deep into the epidermis.

Alexis O, Kelsey G, America M.

2025-10-21 01:08:09 UTC

This wound is located on the right forearm, anterior side, cut deep into the dermis.

This wound is in the hemostasis phase due the blood beginning to clot, but still an open fresh wound.
This wound will leave quite a bit of scar tissue due to the depth and severity of the cut.

2025-10-21 01:19:35 UTC

1.The wound is located on the dorsal (back) side of the right hand, extending slightly toward the distal forearm. It appears to affect multiple layers of skin — the epidermis, dermis, and possibly down to the subcutaneous tissue, since it looks deep and has visible red and dark areas.

This wound looks like it is in the inflammatory stage of healing. During this stage, the area is red, swollen, and possibly oozing as the body works to clean the wound and prevent infection. Blood clots and immune cells are active in this phase.
This wound would likely form a lot of scar tissue, because it appears deep and involves damage to the dermis. When deeper layers of skin are injured, the body produces more collagen to repair it, which results in thicker scarring.

Gabriella, Destiny, Edith

2025-10-21 01:43:12 UTC

1) The wound is located on the dorsal manus. The epidermis dermis and hypodermis are affected. Metacarpals are exposed.

2) The wound is a fourth-degree burn. The wound is in all stages of healing because the original tissue is destroyed and cannot be repaired.

3) Would create a scar because it went through all layers of the skin. There would be a severe scar because of the extreme damage to the skin and underlying tissue. A lot of disfigurement would most likely require reconstruction surgery.

biam2586 — 2025-10-21 02:42:21 UTC

Bianca

Daisy

1. This wound is located on the anterior of the antebrachial region.

2. Our wound is is on the homeostasis stage because it’s still actively bleeding and open.

3. This specific wound would leave a pretty big scar because it’s a third degree burn, which goes through the epidermis and the dermis.

Luis Ramirez & Juan Luna

2025-10-21 03:53:30 UTC

located on the dorsal side of the right hand.the injury extends from the knuckles of the hand to the wrist. the wound damages the epidermis, and dermis with a little damage to the fat and connective tissue. the healing stage this wound is at is the inflammation stage because white white blood cells come to clean the wound. the wound has inflammation and pus secreting from the wound.this wound will most definitely scar because the wound is deep enough to mess up the ECM alignment causing the ECM to heal in 1 direction resulting in less flexibility and durability. which is a scar

2025-10-21 04:28:01 UTC

location of wound is on the anterior and distal part of the body, the layers affected would be the epidermis and dermis.
this wound is in its first stage of healing because it is showing some inflammation.
yes this wound would leave a big scar because scars do happen when deeper layers are damaged.

Kevin and hiliana

2025-10-21 06:08:08 UTC

Left anterior distal side of my forearm.
This would be an inflammation because it's only bloody, deep red, not to deep in the would, and the tendon is also sticking out.
I believe it will def create a big scar.

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kristin_griffith — 2026-04-07 22:10:41 UTC

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