PCA Chapter 36 Exam Questions and
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a partial-thickness wound abrasion
caused by the scraping away
or rubbing of the skin
an open wound on the lower arterial ulcer
legs or feet caused by poor
arterial blood flow
a wound that does not heal chronic wound
easily
an open sore on the lower circulatory ulcer
legs or feet caused by
decreased blood flow through
the arteries or veins; vascular
ulcer
occurs from the surgical entry clean-contaminated wound
of the reproductive, urinary,
respiratory, or gastro-intestinal
system
a wound that is not infected clean wound
, tissues are injured but the skin closed wound
is not broken
a wound with high risk of contaminated wound
infection
a closed wound caused by a contusion
blow to the body; a bruise
the separation of wound dehiscence
layers
an open wound on the foot diabetic foot ulcer
caused by complications from
diabetes
infected wound dirty wound
swelling caused by fluid edema
collecting in tissues
the separation of the would evisceration
along with the protrusion of
abdominal organs
loss of the epidermis (top skin excoriation
layer) caused by scratching or
when skin rubs against skin,
clothing, or other material
Answers with Verified Solutions | Latest
Updated 2026
a partial-thickness wound abrasion
caused by the scraping away
or rubbing of the skin
an open wound on the lower arterial ulcer
legs or feet caused by poor
arterial blood flow
a wound that does not heal chronic wound
easily
an open sore on the lower circulatory ulcer
legs or feet caused by
decreased blood flow through
the arteries or veins; vascular
ulcer
occurs from the surgical entry clean-contaminated wound
of the reproductive, urinary,
respiratory, or gastro-intestinal
system
a wound that is not infected clean wound
, tissues are injured but the skin closed wound
is not broken
a wound with high risk of contaminated wound
infection
a closed wound caused by a contusion
blow to the body; a bruise
the separation of wound dehiscence
layers
an open wound on the foot diabetic foot ulcer
caused by complications from
diabetes
infected wound dirty wound
swelling caused by fluid edema
collecting in tissues
the separation of the would evisceration
along with the protrusion of
abdominal organs
loss of the epidermis (top skin excoriation
layer) caused by scratching or
when skin rubs against skin,
clothing, or other material
