1. Match the Word with the definition: Debridement Exudate Granulation Tissue Maceration Necrosis Slough Old tissue containing WBCs and wound debris. Appears yellow/white and can be soft or leather, and thick or thin. Requires removal to facilitate healing. Moist/Wet, soggy tissue, usually at wound margins, caused by exposure to excessive exudate or external moisture. Inhibits epithelialization and causes wound to extend. Dead tissue. Appears black or brown in colour and can be dry and hard, or soft. Requires removal in most, if not all, cases. Process of removal of dead tissue through various means. Wound bed fluid. Produced during inflammatory stage contains WBS, various growth factors and chemicals needed for wound healing. Clusters of fragile, newly formed capillary loops that grow into the damaged tissue to form new tissue. Appears bright red and bumpy.

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