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Wound Healing, Sutures, Needles, and Staples Flashcards

1
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Incision made under ideal surgical conditions, no entry to GI tract

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Class I: Clean (1-5% infection rate)

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Primary closer with wound drain, controlled entry into GI tract

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Class II: Clean-Contaminated (8-11% infection rate)

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Open, traumatic wound that’s less than 4 hours old, Entry into GI tract with spillage

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Class III: Contaminated (15-20% infection rate)

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Open traumatic wound that’s more than 4 hours old, Perforated viscera

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Class IV: Dirty/infected (27-40% infection rate)

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5
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Abrasion

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Scrape

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Contusion

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Bruise

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Laceration

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Cut or Tear

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Punture

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Penetration

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9
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Thermal

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Heat or Cold (can be chemical)

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10
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Signs of inflammation

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Pain, Heat, Redness, Swelling, and Loss of function

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11
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Healing occurs from side to side where dead space has been eliminated and wound edges have been accurately approximated

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1st Intention (Primary Union)

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Ist phase of primary union

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Lag Phase (inflammation) immediately after injury and lasts 3-5days

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2nd phase of primary union

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Proliferation Phase Collagen produces fibers occurs between days 3-20days

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3rd phase of primary union

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maturation or Differentiation Phase, tissue slowly increases in tensile strength and formation of new blood vessels. Occurs on the 14th day

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Healing that occurs in large wounds that can’t be directly approximated. Causes a weak union and irregular scar (may result in herniation

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Second Union (Granulation)

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16
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Healing that occurs when the wound is left open to heal on either side by granulation. once the wound is infection free it’s left to heal by primary union

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Third Intention (Delayed Primary Union)

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17
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Physical conditions of a PT that effects wound healing

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Age, Nutrition, Disease, Smoking, Radiation, Immunocompromised

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18
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Dehiscence

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Partial or total separation of layers of tissue after wound closure

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19
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Friable

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Easily torn

20
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Evisceration

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Protrusion of vicera through a totally separate wound

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Adhesions

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Abnormal attachment of two surfaces that are normally separate

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Fistula

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A tract between two epithelial lined surfaces that’s open at both ends

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Sinus Tract

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A tract between two epithelial lined surfaces that’s closed at one end

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Keloid Scar

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hypertrophic scar formation

25
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Suture with greater tensile strength but harbors bacteria

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Multifilament

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Suture that causes less tissue trauma and is less susceptible to harbor bacteria. But has weaker tensile strength

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Monofilament

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Traction sutures

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Used to retract a structure

28
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Suture for Peritoneum, Fascia, Muscle, Subcutaneous, Subcuticular

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Absorbable sutures

29
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Skin Suture

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Nylon or Prolene, non-absorbable monofilament

30
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Bridges and Bolsters

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Keeps retention sutures from cutting into the skin, Bolsters are rubber threaded over the retention suture end

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Buttons and lead shots

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Suture pulled through a buttonhole to prevent tissue damage

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Vessel loops and umbilical tape

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Retraction

33
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Tincture, Benzoin

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Used to prep the skin for adhesive skin closure (used typically for tendons)

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Linear Stapler (GIA linear), Doesn’t Cut

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TA Linear Stapler (Staples and Cuts)

36
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Endo GIA (Linear cutter for endoscopic procedures)

37
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Intraluminal Staplers

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Used to anastamose and cut circular structures (GIA tract)

38
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EEA Intraluminal Stapler

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Skin Stapler

40
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Pursestring Stapler

41
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When can Polypropylene Mesh be used

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It can be used in the presence of infection (high tensile stregnth

42
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What type of mesh is Polyglactin 910 Mesh

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Absorbable, temporary mesh

43
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What are the characteristics of PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene) Mesh

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Not absorabable and should not be used in the presence of infection

44
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What are the charateristics for sainless steel mesh

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Can be used in the presence of infection, but is uncomfortable for the patient. Best for in the presence of infection

45
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What are the characteristics of Polyester Fiber Mesh

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Never use in the presence of infection because it is mutifilament

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