PN3006 QUIZ 2 FINAL PAPER QUESTIONS
AND SOLUTIONS
◉ penrose drain
Answer: open drain, exudate drains to dressing via gravity
◉ Hemovac drain
Answer: 500 ml, negative gravity, closed suction, sutured in place
◉ Jackson Pratt drain
Answer: 60ml, negative gravity, closed suction, sutured in place
◉ T-tube drain
Answer: closed, drain via gravity
◉ primary intention
Answer: surgical incision, no separation of wound edges
◉ secondary intention
Answer:
◉ tertiary intention
Answer: delayed primary closure, infection may be present
, ◉ 5 factors that affect wound healing
Answer: age, poor circulation, poor nutrition, type of tissue
affected, rest
◉ 4 phases of wound healing
Answer: phase 1: homeostsis/bleeding stops, phase 2
inflammation, phase 3: proliferation/granulation, phase 4:
remodeling/maturation
◉ types of dressings
Answer: non adherent(silicone), hydrogel, hydrocolloid, alginate,
foams hydrofibre, antimicrobial, charcoal
◉ non adherent silicone
Answer: removal without causing damage to wound, requires a
cover
◉ hydrogel
Answer: water in polymer; used in dry wounds to hydrate;
soothing; does not adhere; not to be used on draining or infected
wounds
◉ hydrocolloid
AND SOLUTIONS
◉ penrose drain
Answer: open drain, exudate drains to dressing via gravity
◉ Hemovac drain
Answer: 500 ml, negative gravity, closed suction, sutured in place
◉ Jackson Pratt drain
Answer: 60ml, negative gravity, closed suction, sutured in place
◉ T-tube drain
Answer: closed, drain via gravity
◉ primary intention
Answer: surgical incision, no separation of wound edges
◉ secondary intention
Answer:
◉ tertiary intention
Answer: delayed primary closure, infection may be present
, ◉ 5 factors that affect wound healing
Answer: age, poor circulation, poor nutrition, type of tissue
affected, rest
◉ 4 phases of wound healing
Answer: phase 1: homeostsis/bleeding stops, phase 2
inflammation, phase 3: proliferation/granulation, phase 4:
remodeling/maturation
◉ types of dressings
Answer: non adherent(silicone), hydrogel, hydrocolloid, alginate,
foams hydrofibre, antimicrobial, charcoal
◉ non adherent silicone
Answer: removal without causing damage to wound, requires a
cover
◉ hydrogel
Answer: water in polymer; used in dry wounds to hydrate;
soothing; does not adhere; not to be used on draining or infected
wounds
◉ hydrocolloid
