Test 1 Flashcards

1
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Three phases of healing

A

Inflammation

Proliferation

Maturation/Remodeling

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2
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PMNs (polymorphonuclearneutrophils)

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1st to site of injury, kill bacteria, clean wound, degrade debris

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3
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Macrophages

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kill pathogens, direct repair process

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4
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Mast cells

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produce histamine and secrete enzymes to accelerate riddance of damaged cells

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5
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Angioblast

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New blood vessels

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6
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Fibroblast

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lay down extracellular matrix

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7
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myofibroblast

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pull wound margins together

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8
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maturation of tissue healing

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type 3 collegen replaced by type 1, up to 2 years following wound closure, 80% full strength, no sweat, less sensitive.

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9
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Age slowing healing

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slowed immune response, decreased collagen synthesis, skin atrophy, less sweat, decreased pain perception

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10
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Systemic factors

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Immunocomprimised: HIV/AIDS

Oxygen perfusion: PVD, Anemia, COPD, Cardiac Conditions.

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11
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Medications delay healing

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Steroids, chemotherapy, NSAIDS.

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12
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Clinician induced factors affecting healing

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Prolonged use of antiseptic
Wrong dressing selection
Failure to detect infection
Poor wound exploration
Poor temp management

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13
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Three wound closures

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Primary Intention: Wound edges are closed directly with sutures, staples, or glue for quick healing.

Secondary Intention: Wound is left open to heal naturally from the inside out.

Tertiary Intention: Wound is initially left open and later closed after ensuring it is clean.

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14
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DIME

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Debridement: safe to debride?

Inflammation: What stage?

Moisture balance: Tissue type, masceration?

Edge effect: Stalled/rolled(Epibole), Callus, Attached.

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15
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Key questions within history specific to wound care

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General Demographics

Lifestyle and Functional Status

Past and Current Medical History

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16
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Test and measures for wound assessment

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location, dimensions, tissue type, wound edges, drainage, odor, periwound skin, edema.

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17
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Undermining, tracts, and tunnels

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Undermining: tissue under wound edge is eroded.

Tracts: narrow passageway, extension of wound

Tunnels: entrance and exit

18
Q

Wound bed tissue types

19
Q

Undermining documentaion

A

Document the length of undermining using the clock method to note location.

Ex. Underming noted measuring 4.2 cm from 12 oclock to 3 oclock.

20
Q

Wound edges examples

21
Q

Four types of drainage

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Serous: Clear-pale yellow watery, protein rich

Sanguineous: Blood or drying blood, red dark brown.

Serosanginous

Purulent: Indicator of infection, white-pale yellow, viscous or creamy

Documentation: Type, color, consistency, amount.

22
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Acute vs Chronic Wound

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Acute progress sequentially through the natural phases of healing in timely manner.

Chronic do not progress sequentially through healing; frequently stuck in inflammatory phase.

23
Q

Wound bed preparation model

24
Q

How to tell if a wound is healable?

A

Adequate blood supply

25
Q

universal vs standard precautions

A

universal: all body fluids are considered contaminated.

standard: hand washing and PPE

26
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Clean vs sterile technique

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Clean: standard for wound care, wash hands and use PPE.

Sterile: use everything sterile, much higher detail than clean.

27
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What are the common types of irrigaiton?

A

Normal saline: water/salt

Sterile water: must use with silver dressing

Tap water: caution with immunocompromised

Wound Cleansers

Antiseptics: can kill everything on skin.

28
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When is immersion or soaking contraindicated?

A

Recent skin graft, surgical incision, diabetic feet, bleeding wounds, dry gangrene.

29
Q

safe psi for wounds

30
Q

Whirlpool contraindicated

A

clean granulating wounds, uclers, active bleeding, venous insufficiency, multi wounds same area, seizures, bowl and bladder issues.

31
Q

Pulsed lavage with suction/ ultrasonic mist therapy.

A

PLWS: irrigation with suction. Expensive

Ultrasonic Mist: irrigation with ultrasonic waves. Expensive

32
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PLWS contraindications

A

Aerosolization risk, confined space, cover horizontal surfaces.

33
Q

re-black system

34
Q

six types of debridement

A

Sharp
Mechanical
Enzymatic
Autolytic
Biologic
Surgical

35
Q

Contraindications for debridement

A

Arterial supply, ABI, Types of tissue

36
Q

Mechanical debridement

A

solft abrasion, wet to dry, hydrotherapy

37
Q

enzymatic debridement

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do not use with dressing containing silver, iodine, HP, acetic acid.

use of creams, collagenase santyl, prescription

38
Q

Autolytic Debridement

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Contraindications: infection, dry gangreene, deep cavity wounds.

39
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Biosurgical Debridement

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maggots. blood vessels to organs, near eyes respiratory tract and Gi are contraindications.