Wound closure Flashcards

1
Q

What is Jenkins’ rule?

A

Mass closure of a midline wound, using suture length at least 4x length of wound and bites 1cm wide no more than 1cm apart.

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2
Q

What is the ideal suture to wound length ratio

A

6:1

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3
Q

How do you close the peritoneum?

A

You don’t need to

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4
Q

Which is the most important layer to close in the abdominal wall?

A

sheath

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5
Q

What suture technique should be used when closing the abdomen?

A

continuous

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6
Q

What knot should beused when closing the abdomen?

A

aberdeen (self locking)

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7
Q

How much tension should be on an abdominal wound?

A

don’t close unser tension

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8
Q

flap vs graft

A

flap uses its own blood supply

graft relies on location’s blood supply

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9
Q

How to treat carbon monoxide poisoning?

A

100% oxygen

COHb half life 250mins room air
40 mins with 100% oxygen

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10
Q

Which zone is changing with progression of burn

A

zone of stasis

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11
Q

CO affinity for HB

A

250 times higher than o2

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12
Q

adult rule of 9s

A

head - 9
front 18
back 18
leg 18
arm 9
groin 1

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13
Q

paeds rule of 9

A

head 18
leg 14
arm 9
front 18
back 18

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