Skin integrity, and wound care Flashcards

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Stage one pressure injury, intact. What type of dressing would we use?

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None or transparent dressing or hydrocolloid

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How does a transparent dressing work?

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Protects from sheer. Do not use transparent dressing in presence of excessive moisture.

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Stage two pressure injury status is clean. What type of dressings do we use?

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Composite film, hydrocolloid, hydrogel, covered with foam or gauze dressing.

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What is the purpose of a composite film dressing?

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Limits sheer

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What is the purpose of the hydrocolloid

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Change when seal of dressing breaks; maximum wire times seven days heals through re-epithelialization

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Hydro gel covered with foam or gauze dressing provides what for the stage of wound

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Provides moist environment for the stage two pressure injury

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Pressure injury stage three clean status what type of dressing would we use?

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Hydrochloride, hydrogen, covered with foam dressing, calcium, alginate, gauze, growth factors

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Calcium alginate significance

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Use when there is significant exudate cover with secondary dressing

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Gauze dressing, purpose

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Use with normal saline or other prescribed solution solutions. Bring out excessive solutions; unfold to make contact with wound. Cover with dry dressing tape in place.

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Growth factors dressing

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Use with gauze per manufacture instructions

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What is the expected change for a stage three pressure injury

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They expected change is that it will heal through granulation and re-epithelialization

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Pressure in entry stage four clean status what dressings?

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Hydrogen, covered with foam dressings, calcium, alginate, gauze

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What is the expected change for the stage four pressure injury

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Heals through granulation, scar, tissue development, and re-epithelialization

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Pressure injury stage is unstable wound covered with SR what type of dressings?

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Adherent, phone, gauze, plus ordered solution, enzymes, none

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Gauze plus ordered solution for unstageable why?

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Deliver solution in may soften the eschar

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What are the expected changes for the unstable pressure injury?

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Eschar lifts to edges as healing progresses or eschar loosens overtime

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What does enzyme dressings do?

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Breaks down ESCHAR, providing debridement

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Why would there be no dressing over a unstable pressure injury?

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If the ESCHAR is dry and intact and debridement is not part of the plan of care, no dressing is used, allowing ESCHAR to act as physiological cover

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Hydrocolloid dressings support healing by

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Automatically deeds, necrotic wounds

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Hydrogel dressings are?

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Gauze or sheet dressings impregnated with water or glycerin based amorphous gel

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What does the Hydrogel do for the wound?

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It hydrates the wound and absorbs small amount of exudate

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Pressure injury sites and bony prominence most frequently underlining pressure injury

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Chin, Tranter, knee, pretibial crest, and for posterior it is the occipital bone, the scapula, the elbow, the spine process, sacrum, ischium,Achilles tendon, heel, soul, ear, shoulder and more see page 1333 in textbook

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When obtaining a wound culture from where should the specimen be taken?

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The wound after it has first been cleaned with normal saline, so the skin flora is removed.

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When a patient’s surgical incision are approximated, which type of healing does this signify?

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Primary intention

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What does approximated mean?
Closure
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What are types of wound closures?
Sutures, staples, surgical glue, Steri-Strips
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What stage of pressure injury is noted when you have skin that is intact. May include changes in skin, temperature, tissue, consistency, and or pain.
Stage one pressure entry
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Vitamin A plays a major role in?
The inflammatory response
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What amount of vitamin A do you need for healing?
1600 to 2000 per day you can get this in greens vegetables, carrots sweet potatoes
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How much of Vitamin C needed for wound?
1000 mg per day you can get this in citrus, fruits, tomatoes, potatoes, some fruit juices
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How many calories are needed for fuel for cell Energy?
3235 KCAL per KG per day you can get this in protein, smoothies, whole milk, nuts, beans, salmon
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How much of zinc is needed for wound healing
15 to 30 mg per day to build collagen formation. You can get this in vegetables, meat, lagumes.
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How much fluid is needed
30 to 35 mL per kilogram per day
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Appear appearance of Serous drainage
Clear watery plasma
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Appearance of Purulent drainage
Thick, yellow, green, tan, or brown
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Appearance of Sersanguineous drainage
Pale, pink, watery; mixture of clear and red fluid
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Sanguineous drainage description
Bright red; indicates active bleeding
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Dehiscence is
When a surgical incision fails to heal properly, the layers of skin and tissue separate
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Evisceration of a wound is
Total separation of wound layers protrusion of visceral organs through a wound opening occurs
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Wound healing by secondary intention
Wound edges are not approximated, and healing occurs by granulation tissue formation and contraction of the wound edges
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