Wound care Flashcards

1
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what does blanched mean

A

pale or whitish discoloration of the skin

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2
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What does epidope mean

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the rolling or curling under of the edges of a wound

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3
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What does erythema mean

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Superficial reddening of the skin

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4
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What color is slough and eschar?

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Slough is yellow and Eschar is Dark

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5
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What stage might a deep tissue be when the superficial layer comes off

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Stage 3

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6
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What are complications of wound healing?

A

Hemmhage
Infection
Dehiscence - wound edges come apart
Evisceration - body organs come out of body

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6
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What is different about the oral mucosa than regular skin?

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7
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What scale is used for predicting pressure ulcers?

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The braden scale

  • Sensory perception
  • Moisture
    -Activity
    -Mobility
  • Nutrition
    -Friction and shear
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8
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What does negative pressure wound therapy do for the wound?

A

Increases cellular proliferations by mechanical stretching
To create new cells

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9
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What does the ideal dressing do?

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Debridement is the removal of nonliving tissue, dead, devitalized or necrotic tissue, to promote healing.

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