Vocabulary

Question 1

Anastomosis

Answer 1

The union of parts or branches (streams, blood, vessels, or leaf veins) so as to intercommunicate or interconnect.
(Animal store by Moses- brings two of each together)

Question 2

Debridement

Answer 2

Surgical removal of lacerated , devitalized, or contaminated tissue. (Bride makes a man’s life cleaned up of all things bad)

Question 3

Edema

Answer 3

An abnormal infiltration and excess accumulation of serous fluid in connective tissue or in a serous cavity ( ed and ema both have huge legs and feet that slosh when they walk which is a serious ( serous) problem.

Question 4

Eschar

Answer 4

Dead matter that is cast off from the surface of the skin, especially after a burn. The texture is hard, black or brown, and leathery in texture.
(bedsores) (Esther’s chair has black and brown skin flakes on her chair)

Question 5

Exudate

Answer 5

A fluid with a high content of protein and cellular debris that has escaped from blood vessels and has been deposited in tissues or on tissue surfaces. (Pus) (I toss my cell phone and protein bar on an exit sign and blood vessels drips on to tissues on the ground )

Question 6

Fascia

Answer 6

A sheet of connective tissue covering or binding together body structures. ( such as muscles) ( fasctends together tissues to your body )

Question 7

Fistula

Answer 7

An abnormal passage that leads from an abscess or hollow organ or part to the body surface, or from one hollow organ to part to another and that may be surgically created to permit passage of fluids or secretion ( a fist punch into the body that creates a hollow passage of fluid or secretion to you ass)

Question 8

Granulation tissue

Answer 8

A new connective tissue and microscopic blood vessels that form on the surfaces of a wound during the healing process. ( grant you elation of wound curing )

Question 9

Necrosis

Answer 9

Death of cells through injury or disease, especially in a localized area of a tissue or organ. ( Crowbar your sister when she’s playing an organ, you hit her cell phone and make her cry into tissue that nearby (local)

Question 10

Osteomyelitis

Answer 10

An infectious usually painful inflammatory disease of bone that is often of bacterial origin and may result in death of bone tissue. ( my oyster got bacteria on it , lit on fire and now bone is infected )

Question 11

Peri-wound

Answer 11

Tissue surrounding a wound. Limited to 4 cm outside the wound . ( Paris, France surrendered when surrounded by all 4 sides)

Question 12

Pressure wounds

Answer 12

Localized damage to the skin and/ or underlying tissue that usually occur over a bony prominence as a result of usually long-term pressure, or pressure in combination with shear friction. ( the press (media) put pressure on us and cause damage over the long term)

Question 13

Slough

Answer 13

Nonviable tissue on the wound bed surface that is soft, mucinous, or stringy material frequently colonized by multispecies bacterial biofilms. (I get a slow cough from stringy soft mucous)

Question 14

Etiology

Answer 14

The cause or causes of disease or abnormal condition

Question 15

Biofilm

Answer 15

A microbial colony encased in a polysaccharide matrix which can become attached to a wound surface. (A biopic Movie about a colony of potatoes sack riders wounding their surfaces in the matrix )

Question 16

Undermining

Answer 16

Erosion of the tissue underneath the skin. A separating of the wound edges from the healthy tissues, creating a pocket. Dead space . Occurs when a significant erosion occurs underneath the outwardly visible wound margins resulting in more extensive damage beneath the skin surface. (Undertaker mining under the wound )

Question 17

Aerobic bacteria

Answer 17

An organism that can survive and grow in an oxygenated environment ((air on back (blowing oxygen) to cause bacteria to grow )

Question 18

Epithelialization

Answer 18

The process of becoming covered or converted to epithelium. - a membranous cellular tissue that covers a free surface or lines a tube or cavity and serves especially to enclose and protect the other parts of the body and to produce secretions and excretions. (Epic realization (your remember your cell phone and tissue will produce secretions and excretions to protect your body)

Question 19

Angiogenesis

Answer 19

The process through which new blood vessels form from pre-existing vessels . (Angie plays drums and more of her blood vessels form from pre-existing blood vessels)

Question 20

Chronic wound

Answer 20

A wound that does not heal in an orderly set of stages , within 3 months or at all. Always inflamed.

Question 21

Collagen

Answer 21

A protein which provides the supportive network of connective tissue

Question 22

Erythema

Answer 22

Redness of skin ( rash) caused by dilation and congestion of the capillaries, often a sign of inflammation or infection. (Eurythmics sang so loud capillaries dilated and congested / infected the microphone and it burst in flames)

Question 23

Maceration

Answer 23

Occurs when skin is in contact with moisture too long . Feels wet, soggy, associated with improper wound care (masterbation and cuming on skin and leaving it makes it soggy . )

Question 24

Wound

Answer 24

A physical injury to the body consisting of a laceration or breaking of the skin or mucous membrane often with damage to underlying tissue

Question 25

Contamination

Answer 25

Minimal amounts of microorganisms on the ulcer surface without proliferation.

Question 26

Infection

Answer 26

Invasion of microorganism into the tissue stimulating a host response. (Host infatuated with having multiple orgasms into tissue to get an audience response )

Question 27

Hemosiderin staining

Answer 27

A protein compound that stores iron in your tissues - can accumulate under your skin - may notice yellow, brown, or black staining or a bruise like appearance. Stains most often appear on the lower leg, sometimes covering the space between your knee and ankle. ( he mostly (derained) drained but not all the way and now has discolored skin / looks like burned by an iron )

Question 28

Epibole

Answer 28

Epithelial tissue migrates down sides of the wound instead of across. Edges that roll over will ultimately cease in migration secondary to contact inhibition once epithelial cells of the leading edge come in contact with other epithelial cells. ( epic bowl rolled and curled around the edges of which is an epic deal (epithelial)

Question 29

Callous

Answer 29

Small area of thickened skin , the formation of which is caused by continued friction , pressure, or other physical or chemical irritation

Question 30

Venous leg ulcer (vlu)

Answer 30

A full-thickness defect of skin on the leg or ankle that fails to heal spontaneously and is sustained by chronic venous disease (caused by abnormal or damaged veins)

Question 31

Diabetic foot ulcer (dfu)

Answer 31

An open sore or wound that occurs in approx. 15 % of patients with diabetes, and is commonly located on the bottom of the foot.

Question 32

Ulcer

Answer 32

A crater like sore on the skin or mucous membrane.

Question 33

Offloading

Answer 33

Minimizing or removing weight placed on the foot to help prevent and heal ulcers

Question 34

Anaerobic bacteria

Answer 34

An organism that doesn’t require oxygen for growth. Some react negatively or die when oxygen is present.

Question 35

Colonization

Answer 35

Presence and proliferation of microorganisms on an ulcers surface without a host response but may cause a delay in ulcer healing ( shitty tv station host has no response and causes a delay after micro orgasm)

Question 36

Optimized Purion processing

Answer 36

Has been optimized for retention layer (il). Separation of the amnion and chorion , with attached il, ensures thorough cleansing , of each layer prior to lamination into the tri-layer final configuration.

Question 37

Fenestration

Answer 37

A natural or surgically created opening in a surface

Question 38

Homologous

Answer 38

What the actual product does in its natural state

Question 39

MUE

Answer 39

Medically unlikely Edit- it (CMS system) sets a max number of units that a provider can bill for a particular procedure on a single patient in a single day. If exceeded the claim will be denied.

Question 40

CPT (current procedural terminology )

Answer 40

A coding system used by health care professionals to describe a bill for medical , surgical, and diagnostic services . (Five - digit code) / CMS uses CPT codes to establish reimbursement to medical providers.