Chapter 33

Question 0

Arterial ulcer

Answer 0

An open wound on the lower legs or feet caused by poor arterial blood flow

Question 1

Abrasion

Answer 1

A partial thickness wound caused by the scraping away or rubbing of the skin

Question 2

Chronic Wound

Answer 2

A wound that does not heal easily

Question 3

Circulatory ulcer

Answer 3

Anna open sore on the lower legs or feet caused by decreased blood flow through the arteries or veins vascular ulcer

Question 4

Clean contaminated wound

Answer 4

Occurs from the surgical entry of the reproductive urinary respiratory or gastrointestinal system

Question 5

Clean wound

Answer 5

A wound that is not infected

Question 6

Closed wound

Answer 6

Tissues are injured but the skin is not broken

Question 7

Contaminated wound

Answer 7

A wound with a high risk of infection

Question 8

Contusion

Answer 8

A close wound caused by a blow to the body a bruise

Question 9

Dehiscence

Answer 9

The separation of wound layers

Question 10

Diabetic foot ulcer

Answer 10

An open wound on the foot caused by complications from diabetes

Question 11

Dirty wound

Answer 11

See infected wound

Question 12

Edema

Answer 12

Swelling caused by fluid collecting and tissues

Question 13

Evissceration

Answer 13

The separation of the wound along with the protrusion of an abdominal organ

Question 14

Excoriation

Answer 14

Loss of the epidermis caused by scratching or when the skin rubs against skin clothing or other material

Question 15

Full thickness wound

Answer 15

The dermis epidermis and subcutaneous tissue or penetrated muscle and bone may be involved

Question 16

Gangrene

Answer 16

A condition in which there is death of tissue