CWCA NEWEST 2026/2027 EXAM WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+ AND 100% GUARANTEE PASS
Which of the following substances is intended to kill bacteria on inanimate objects? - ANSWER
Disinfectant
When performing pulsatile lavage on an infected wound, which of the following is the most
appropriate pressure? - ANSWER 10 psi
A wound care associate is part of the team evaluating skin care products for a facility. Which of the
following ingredients is most common allergen that should be avoided? - ANSWER Latex
Occlusive dressings impact infection rates by - ANSWER Preventing penetration of bacteria from
surrounding skin
Which of the following is used to assess wounds of all etiologies? - ANSWER Bates-Jensen Wound
Tool
Healing by secondary intention involves - ANSWER Contraction and epithelization
Which of the following is the most appropriate transfer technique for a 300-lb patient with
quadriplegia? - ANSWER Mechanical lift
Which of the following is a primary treatment for ischemic ulcer? - ANSWER Revascularization
The primary causative factor associated with the development of plantar diabetic foot ulcers is -
ANSWER Neuropathy
When using a q-tip under the wound, that demonstrates the assessment of... - ANSWER
Undermining
Which of the following components of the skin is primarily responsible for tensile strength? -
ANSWER Collagen
, Which of the following is associated with seepage of red blood cells into subcutaneous tissue causing
brown staining of the skin in people with venous insufficiency? - ANSWER Hemosiderosis
Which of the following best describes thick, leathery tissue associated with skin necrosis? - ANSWER
Eschar
Which of the following is the most effective method of pressure reduction for ischeial tuberosity? -
ANSWER Wheelchair pushups
Which of the following technologies is most associated with reduction of edema? - ANSWER
Vasopneumaatic compression
Which of the following is the most appropriate position when preparing a patient for a dressing
change of a right greater trochanter ulcer? - ANSWER Left side lying with pillows between knees
The patient pictured below has Stage IV pressure ulcers on the sacrum, bilateral ischial tuberosities,
bilateral greater trochanters and bilateral heels. Which of the following is the most appropriate
support surface for the patient? - ANSWER Low air loss mattress
A patient whose lower extremity has shiny skin, loss of hair, diminished pedal pulses, and pain
walking should be evaluated for - ANSWER Arterial occlusive disease
Which of the following tools is used for pressure ulcer risk assessment? - ANSWER Norton scale
A patient with cancer is admitted with a large sacral pressure ulcer. A copious amount of foul
purulent drainage is present. Which of the following dressings is most appropriate for this patient? -
ANSWER Alginate covered with carbon impregnated foam
The most accurate method of determining leg swelling is - ANSWER Volumetric evaluation
After removing the dressing and inspecting the wound, an appropriate instruction for wound
cleansing of a diabetic foot ulcer at home would be - ANSWER Rinse the wound with normal saline
solution
Which of the following best describes keloid tissue? - ANSWER Extends beyond the original area
ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+ AND 100% GUARANTEE PASS
Which of the following substances is intended to kill bacteria on inanimate objects? - ANSWER
Disinfectant
When performing pulsatile lavage on an infected wound, which of the following is the most
appropriate pressure? - ANSWER 10 psi
A wound care associate is part of the team evaluating skin care products for a facility. Which of the
following ingredients is most common allergen that should be avoided? - ANSWER Latex
Occlusive dressings impact infection rates by - ANSWER Preventing penetration of bacteria from
surrounding skin
Which of the following is used to assess wounds of all etiologies? - ANSWER Bates-Jensen Wound
Tool
Healing by secondary intention involves - ANSWER Contraction and epithelization
Which of the following is the most appropriate transfer technique for a 300-lb patient with
quadriplegia? - ANSWER Mechanical lift
Which of the following is a primary treatment for ischemic ulcer? - ANSWER Revascularization
The primary causative factor associated with the development of plantar diabetic foot ulcers is -
ANSWER Neuropathy
When using a q-tip under the wound, that demonstrates the assessment of... - ANSWER
Undermining
Which of the following components of the skin is primarily responsible for tensile strength? -
ANSWER Collagen
, Which of the following is associated with seepage of red blood cells into subcutaneous tissue causing
brown staining of the skin in people with venous insufficiency? - ANSWER Hemosiderosis
Which of the following best describes thick, leathery tissue associated with skin necrosis? - ANSWER
Eschar
Which of the following is the most effective method of pressure reduction for ischeial tuberosity? -
ANSWER Wheelchair pushups
Which of the following technologies is most associated with reduction of edema? - ANSWER
Vasopneumaatic compression
Which of the following is the most appropriate position when preparing a patient for a dressing
change of a right greater trochanter ulcer? - ANSWER Left side lying with pillows between knees
The patient pictured below has Stage IV pressure ulcers on the sacrum, bilateral ischial tuberosities,
bilateral greater trochanters and bilateral heels. Which of the following is the most appropriate
support surface for the patient? - ANSWER Low air loss mattress
A patient whose lower extremity has shiny skin, loss of hair, diminished pedal pulses, and pain
walking should be evaluated for - ANSWER Arterial occlusive disease
Which of the following tools is used for pressure ulcer risk assessment? - ANSWER Norton scale
A patient with cancer is admitted with a large sacral pressure ulcer. A copious amount of foul
purulent drainage is present. Which of the following dressings is most appropriate for this patient? -
ANSWER Alginate covered with carbon impregnated foam
The most accurate method of determining leg swelling is - ANSWER Volumetric evaluation
After removing the dressing and inspecting the wound, an appropriate instruction for wound
cleansing of a diabetic foot ulcer at home would be - ANSWER Rinse the wound with normal saline
solution
Which of the following best describes keloid tissue? - ANSWER Extends beyond the original area
