Wound Management Principles UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and
CORRECT Answers
1. Acknowledgment Recognition of traditional owners of the land where the University sits.
of Country
2. Wound Assess- Evaluation of wounds using appropriate terminology.
ment
3. ANTT Principles and techniques of Aseptic Non-Touch Technique.
4. Moist Wound A method that facilitates wound healing by maintaining a moist environment.
Healing
5. Debridement Removal of non-viable tissue from a wound to promote healing.
6. Granulation Formation of new tissue in the healing process of a wound.
7. Epithelialization The process of forming new epithelial cells over a wound surface.
8. Exudate Fluid and cells that are discharged from a wound.
9. Biofilms Bacterial colonies surrounded by protective coatings in wounds.
10. Slough Dead tissue that sheds or falls off from healthy tissue.
11. Necrosis Death of cells or tissues in a localized area due to disease or injury.
12. Eschar A thick, hard crust that forms over a wound.
13. Inflammation Body's response to injury or infection, characterized by redness, heat, and
swelling.
14. Granulating Tis- New tissue with tiny blood vessels that forms on the surface of a wound during
sue healing.
15. Epithelialising Tis- Tissue that covers the surface of a wound during the healing process.
sue
CORRECT Answers
1. Acknowledgment Recognition of traditional owners of the land where the University sits.
of Country
2. Wound Assess- Evaluation of wounds using appropriate terminology.
ment
3. ANTT Principles and techniques of Aseptic Non-Touch Technique.
4. Moist Wound A method that facilitates wound healing by maintaining a moist environment.
Healing
5. Debridement Removal of non-viable tissue from a wound to promote healing.
6. Granulation Formation of new tissue in the healing process of a wound.
7. Epithelialization The process of forming new epithelial cells over a wound surface.
8. Exudate Fluid and cells that are discharged from a wound.
9. Biofilms Bacterial colonies surrounded by protective coatings in wounds.
10. Slough Dead tissue that sheds or falls off from healthy tissue.
11. Necrosis Death of cells or tissues in a localized area due to disease or injury.
12. Eschar A thick, hard crust that forms over a wound.
13. Inflammation Body's response to injury or infection, characterized by redness, heat, and
swelling.
14. Granulating Tis- New tissue with tiny blood vessels that forms on the surface of a wound during
sue healing.
15. Epithelialising Tis- Tissue that covers the surface of a wound during the healing process.
sue
