Lab #2 Flashcards

1
Q

what are the phases of wound healing?

A

hemostasis
inflammation
proliferation
maturation

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2
Q

what does TIME stand for?

A

tissue
inflammation/infection
moisture
edge

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3
Q

what are the principles of wound management?

A

Physiological wound
environment principles
 Effective dressings
 Primary wound healing
 Secondary wound healing
 Dressing material to
promote wound healing

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4
Q

clear, watery plasma

A

serous

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5
Q

bright red, fresh bleeding

A

sanguineous

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6
Q

pale, red, more watery drainage than _____

A

serosanguineous

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7
Q

thick, yellow, green, tan or brown

A

purulent

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8
Q

what are the signs of infection?

A

pain
cellulitis
persisting or increasing exudate
induration
local warmth
suboptimal granulation tissue
erythema
delayed healing

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9
Q

what are the principles of wound care?

A
  1. Cleanse the wound
  2. Assess the wound
  3. Remove necrotic debris
  4. Identify & treat infection
  5. Fill the dead space
  6. Manage the exudate
  7. Maintain a moist environment
  8. Provide thermal insulation
  9. Protect the healing wound
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