Integumentary Part Four Flashcards

1
Q

does epidermis contain blood vessels

A

NAWH

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2
Q

continous moist wounds purpose

A

protection of clean wounds

autolytic debridement of eschar

delivery of topical needs

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3
Q

what is Hyperbaric oxygen therapy

A

patient breathes 100% oxygen in a sealed, full body chamber with elevated atmospheric pressure

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4
Q

what is pulsed levage

A

delivery of irrigating solution under pressure that is produced by an electrically powered device

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5
Q

what side of the foams are hydrophobic and hydrophilic

A

hydrophobic: nonwound side
hydrophillic: wound side

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6
Q

Semmes-Weinstein monofilaments… what are the normal sized filament

A

5.07

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7
Q

contraindications for occlusive dressings

A

infection

deep ischemic ulcers

full thickness burns

stage IV ulcers

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8
Q

can vacuum-assisted closure be used with infection

A

yes

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9
Q

what are foams

A

cushion and protect the wound

these dressings are hydrophilic and hydrophobic

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10
Q

what is contained within the dermis

A

blood vessels

lymphatics

nerve endings

sebaceous/sweat glands

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11
Q

what are hydrogels

A

water or glycerine based gels

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12
Q

purpose of alginates

A

wounds with moderate to large amount of exudate

or

with combination exudate and necrosis

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13
Q

recommended pressure range for wound cleansing

A

4-15 psi

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14
Q

normal location of aterial insufficiency ulcers

A

lateral malleolus

toes

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15
Q

what is dermis made of

A

collagen and dense irregular CT

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16
Q

purpose of hydrocolloid dressing

A

absorbs minimal to moderate exudate

protects partial thickness wounds

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17
Q

trophic changes can indicate

A

poor arterial nutrition

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18
Q

pulsed levage with vacuum assists in…

A

removal of wound debris

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19
Q

itching AKA

A

pruritis

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20
Q

edema management: compression stockings AKA

A

Jobst

21
Q

what is turgor

A

lift skin on back of hands

tells about hydration status

22
Q

purpose of the cathode for estim with wound healing

A

to promote granulation

control inflammation

inhibit certain bacteria

23
Q

is whirlpool therapy good for wound care

A

NO DONT DO IT

24
Q

continuous dry gauze purpose

A

heavily exudating wounds

25
Q

surgical interventions are used for what ulcers

A

III

IV

26
Q

normal capillary refill time

A

less than 3 seconds

27
Q

purpose of vacuum-assisted closure

A

when a wound is not closing

lack of arterial perfusion

excessive exudate that can’t be controlled with dressing

28
Q

best ultrasound currents for edema management

A

high voltage pulsed

pulsed biphasic

29
Q

what type of ultrasound should be used for wound healing

A

low intensity

pulsed

3x/week

30
Q

ABCDs of melanoma examination

A

Asymmetry

Border: edges are irregular

Color: color varies throughout the mole

Diameter: mole’s diameter is over 6mm

31
Q

purpose of films

A

to maintain moist wound environment with minimum to moderate exudate often in stage 1 and stage 2 pressure ulcers

32
Q

contraindications for hyperbaric oxygen therapy

A

untreated pneumothorax

some antineoplastic medications

33
Q

negative-pressure wound therapy AKA

A

vacuum-assisted closure

34
Q

normal finding for rubor of dependency test

A

sole of foot should exhibit rubor in neutral in less than 15 seconds

35
Q

what are hydrocolloid dressings

A

adhesive wafers that interact with the wound to form gelatinous mass

36
Q

wound matrix dressings: what is it

A

provide a scaffolding for cellular deposit

37
Q

what is negative-pressure wound therapy

A

open-cell foam dressing placed into wound

controlled subatmospheric pressure is applied via specialized device

38
Q

what meds should be used for iontophoresis for wound healing

A

zince

histamine

39
Q

purpose of hydrogels

A

used with partial or full thickness wounds with necrosis

minimal amounts of exudate

40
Q

for cleaning most ulcers, what type of medication is used IN GENERAL

A

normal saline (0.9% NaCl)

41
Q

purpose of the anode for estim with wound healing

A

used to promote epithelial cell migration

and

for reactivation of the inflammatory phase

42
Q

what are films

A

clear adhesive membrane permable to atmospheric oxygen and moisture vapor and impermeable to water, bacteria, and contaminants

43
Q

cyanosis can indicate ____ insufficiency

A

arterial

44
Q

what is wet-to-dry gauze removal

A

mechanical debridement of necrotic tissue and slough

45
Q

most common e-stim for wound healing

A

HVPC

46
Q

what is contained within the subcutaneous tissue

A

loose CT and fat

47
Q

purpose of negative-pressure wound therapy (vacuum-assisted closure)

A

helps maintain a moist wound environment

control edema

increase localized blood flow

reduce infectious material

48
Q

when is gauze useful

A

early debridement

exudate present

wound with dead spaces/tunneling

necrotic tissue with exudate

49
Q

purpose of occlusive dressings

A

useful to maintain tissue hydration

facilitate autolytic debridement

wound healing with less pain