Relier Pairs Four Phases of Wound HealingVersion en ligne Match the four phases of wound healing to their descriptions. par Annie Klingenberg 1 Proliferative Phase 2 1st phase 3 2nd Phase 4 Epithelialization Phase 5 3rd Phase 6 Remodeling Phase 7 Inflammatory Phase 8 4th Phase Epithelialization Phase Resurfacing of the wound and changes in the wound edges Changes in the color of the surrounding skin, changes in the temperature (heat), changes in the turgor (swelling), changes in the sensation (pain), changes in the function (reduced function) Inflammatory Phase Scar tissue is rebuilt and the tensile strength increase to 15 to 20% strength associated with the initial scar tissue to as much as 80% of the pre-injury tissues by the end of the remodeling phase Fill in the wound defect with new tissue and restore the integrity of the skin Remodeling Phase Proliferative Phase