Wound Care

Question 1

Debridement for individuals on anticoagulant therapy

Answer 1

autolytic

Question 2

Debridement for individuals who cannot tolerate other forms

Answer 2

autolytic

Question 3

Debridement for moist necrotic wounds

Answer 3

enzymatic

Question 4

Debridement for wounds with moist necrotic tissue or foreign material present

Answer 4

mechanical

Question 5

Debridement for excision of moist necrotic tissue or leathery eschar

Answer 5

sharp

Question 6

debridement for advancing cellulitus with sepsis

Answer 6

surgical

Question 7

debridement for immunocompromised individuals

Answer 7

surgical

Question 8

debridement for selective removal of necrotic tissue that increases angiogenesis

Answer 8

kilohertz ultrasound

Question 9

dressing for autolytic debridement

Answer 9

transparent films

Question 10

dressing for burns and tissues damaged by radiation

Answer 10

hydrogels

Question 11

dressing for wounds with dead space, tunneling, or sinus tracts

Answer 11

gauze

Question 12

dressing for wounds with mild exudate

Answer 12

hydrocolloids

Question 13

this dressing helps rehydrate dry wound beds

Answer 13

hydrogels

Question 14

dressing that provides protection, absorption and insulation

Answer 14

foams

Question 15

this dressing can absorb up to 20 times their weight in drainage

Answer 15

alginate

Question 16

this dressing is indicated for infected and noninfected exuding wounds

Answer 16

alginate

Question 17

What is the purpose of wet-to-dry dressings?

Answer 17

To remove necrotic tissue