11 Week 11 Dressing And Wound Care Flashcards
Describe methods for preserving Skin Integrity around a wound Push Pull technique
Push Pedal Pull technique releases tape from skin, reducing chance of skin damage. Gently push skin away from tape while pulling adhesives from skin
Describe methods for preserving Skin Integrity around of what wound. Secure dressing
Secure dressing, keep stressing and place and intact without causing damage to underlying and surrounding skin
Identify essential data to be documented size reported about wound care
1) location of the wound
2) appearance of wound and surrounding skin ( size, color, drainage, odor, open or closed)
3) nature of caregiving
4) medications applied
Identify nursing interventions and rationale when irrigating a wound
1) poor ordered solution in to stay out your irrigation container
2) apply cream gloves, protective eyewear, mask, and protective down if needed
3) Place waterproof pad under patient
4) using syringe, gently allows solution to flow over wound
5) continue until irrigation creates a clear flow of solution
6) dry surrounding skin with gauze pads
7) measure wound, measurement of wound size with each dressing change provides data about progression of wound healing
8) remove and dispose of gloves perform hand hygiene
Identify nursing interventions and rationale when packing a wound
1) apply sterile gloves
2) assassin parents of surrounding skin, provides evaluation of wound management
3) moisten with gauze with prescribed solution in jelly ring out access solution, unfold. Cause needs to be moist to allow for absorption of wound debris
4) apply causes single layer directly onto wound surface. The wound is deep, gently pack dressing into wound Bass by hand until all wound surfaces are intact with gauze. If tunneling is present, use cotton tipped applicator to place Gods into the tunnel the area be sure that God does not touch surrounding skin.
5) covered with sterile dry gauze and topper dressing
Identify a central data to be collected / documented and reported regarding wound irrigation
1) solution used
2) approximate amount of solution
3) location of wound
4) appearance of wound and surrounding skin
5) characteristics of return flow
6) patient response