Wound Care

Question 1

delayed primary intension wound healing is from blank tissue loss and when the wound is blank

Answer 1

large, contaminated

Question 2

method of choice when tissue damage extends through full thickness of the skin

Answer 2

secondary intension wound healing by contraction

Question 3

these draw wounds together

Answer 3

myofibroblasts

Question 4

remodeling can take up to blank

Answer 4

2 years

Question 5

healing rate takes longer than expected for a wound

Answer 5

chronic wound

Question 6

there is no blank if there is no inflammation

Answer 6

healing

Question 7

too much inflammation so no tissue grows and there is an increase in macrophage and fibroblast proliferation

Answer 7

chronic inflammation

Question 8

wound rupturing along surgical suture line

Answer 8

dehiscence

Question 9

wounds heal best when blank and blank

Answer 9

warm,wet

Question 10

hydrotherapy can help for blank of the wound

Answer 10

debridement/circulation

Question 11

blank with suction is good for infections/loose debris

Answer 11

pulsatile lavage

Question 12

chronic diabetic foot ulcers, pressure ulcers with absense of inflammatory phase can be helped by

Answer 12

ultrasound

Question 13

used for slow or non healing wounds, necrotic wounds, or purulent infected wounds

Answer 13

uv light

Question 14

stage 3 and 4 pressure ulcers can be helped with blank

Answer 14

negative pressure therapy

Question 15

negative pressure therapy that draws wounds together, provides direct and complete wound bed contact and evenly distributes negative pressure

Answer 15

vacuum assisted closure (macrostrain)

Question 16

the microdeformation at the cellular level which leads to cell stretch and reduces edema, promotes vascular perfusion

Answer 16

vacuum assisted closure

Question 17

pure oxygen delivered at greater than atmospheric pressure

Answer 17

hyperbaric oxygen

Question 18

very important gas for wound healing

Answer 18

oxygen

Question 19

hypoxia increases blank

Answer 19

angiogenesis

Question 20

hyperoxia increases rate of blank and blank

Answer 20

collagen synthesis, epithelialization

Question 21

systemic is for crush injuries, radionecrosis, osteomyelitis, skin flap is 100% oxygen at blank atmospheres

Answer 21

1.5-3

Question 22

topical or direct contact with wound delivers 100% oxygen at blank atmospheres

Answer 22

1.03-1.06

Question 23

contraindications for electric stimulations

Answer 23

carcinoma, osteomyelitis

Question 24

other modality that can also be effective for wound healing due to nonthermal effects

Answer 24

short wave diathermy

Question 25

Primary intension wound healing requires blank

Answer 25

suturing