Wound Types Flashcards

1
Q

Contusion is a…

A

Fancy name for blunt force trauma

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2
Q

Eye swelling can be identified by looking at/comparing…

A

Eyelash angles

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3
Q

A Hematoma is a…

A

Blood/pus/fluid filled pocket

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4
Q

Hematomas are often caused by…

A

Blunt force trauma

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5
Q

A Hematoma can be identified if…

A

the “pocket” bounces right back after being poked

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6
Q

Regarding treatment, a hematoma usually…

A

Needs to be lanced, and sometimes flushed with a catheter

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7
Q

Inflammation or “stocking up” is often seen when…

A

horses that were worked are then put in a stall

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8
Q

Inflammation or “stocking up” can be identified when…

A

the swelling is solid, there is no give when poked

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9
Q

Edemas are when…

A

retained fluid leads to swelling and inflammation

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10
Q

Edemas can be identified when…

A

poking leaves a “fingerprint” that slowly fills

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11
Q

_______ and ________ generally travel to the lowest point of the body and if left untreated will slowly dissipate and absorb.

A

Edemas; hematomas

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12
Q

When skin is peeled from the flesh beneath it, this is called…

A

Degloving/denuding

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13
Q

When multiple layers of skin and a mix of simple lacerations and tearing of flesh are involved in a wound, this is known as a ___________

A

Combination laceration

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14
Q

When multiple layers of tissue and tearing of tissue is involved, the wound would be considered a _______

A

Complicated laceration

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15
Q

________ on each side of a wound help close it without _______ the edges of a wound when stitches pop

A

Buttons; shredding

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16
Q

_______ is being used to help heal thermal burns

A

Tilapia skin

17
Q

When wounds go bad ________ is performed, which gets _______ to a location (usually a joint)

A

Regional perfusion; antibiotics

18
Q

Grey looking tissue is usually a result of _____

A

Tissue death, or necrosis

19
Q

When infection gets into a joint, it usually spreads to the ______, leading to a _______

A

Blood stream; systemic infection

20
Q

Open hoof injuries usually require _________

A

Radiographs

21
Q

If you can ______ head wounds, they usually heal well

A

suture