Wound Care Flashcards

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1
Q

should you suture a puncture wound??

A

NO

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2
Q

what to worry about with puncture wounds on the feet?

A

pseudomonas in shoe sole, give a flq

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3
Q

what do you always need to do with a bite?

A

give anbx

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4
Q

gold standard to r/o osteomyelitis

A

MRI

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5
Q
stage 1 pressure ulcer
2
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unstageable
A
redness
epidermis/dermis
fat
bone
then gangrenous
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6
Q

how long to leave sutures in?

A

7-10 days

wound dehiscence is most likely to occur during fibroplasia

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7
Q

MC anesthetic used?

A

lidocaine-onset 2-5 mins lasting 1-2hours

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8
Q

where should you not used lido with epi?

A

fingers, toes, genitals, ears, nose

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9
Q

after how many hours should you no longer suture?

A

12 hours

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10
Q

when should you use staples?

A

on the scalp

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11
Q

when to use dermabond?

A

face or tiny lacerations

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12
Q

when would you use delayed primary closure?

A

More than 12 hours, large and gaping, f/u w/plastics

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13
Q

when should you remove facial sutures

A

5 days

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14
Q

if you see a soft tissue FB, make sure to get this

A

x-ray after removal to check everything is gone

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15
Q

common pathogens associated with dog/cat bites and

A

pasteurella multocida

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16
Q

dog bite tx

A

augmentin
ceftin
doxy

17
Q

cat bite tx

A

augmentin

clinda+cipro

18
Q

human bite tx

A

mild-augmentin
moderate-ampicillin/sulbactam
PCN allergy-clinda + cipro

19
Q

what vaccine should you consider with wounds?

A

tetanus

20
Q

what definitely requires antibiotics

A
Bites
Intraoral lacerations
Open fractures
Wounds that exposed joints or tendons
Wounds in areas of lymphedema