WOCN Wound Care RN Exam Prep – Questions
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shallow ,.2 cm, moist, pink/red wound base, exposure of basement membrane
and of nerve endings. Epidermal/Dermal Loss
- Heal by reepithelialization
- No scar or loss of function
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1 Steps to heal by Secondary Intention 2 Incontinence associated dermatitis
3 Normal protein intake 4 Partial thickness wound
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Steps to heal by Secondary Intention Formation of granulation tissue, contraction of the
wound bed edges, and epithelialization
, Partial thickness repair Inflammatory response, epithelial proliferation and
migration, epidermal reestablishment and
differentiation
What characterizes a chronic wound Low levels of growth factors and receptor sites. They
healing environment are needed to move cells out of the inflammatory
phase and into the proliferative/Rebuilding Phase
What Vitamin assists in Vitamin C
collagen/fibroplasia formation?
Normal protein intake .8 g/kg/24
Protein intake for injury increased 1.25 - 1.5 /kg/24 hours
BMI >25 increases dehiscence, infection, delayed wound healing,
adipose tissue poorly perfused and heals at a slower
rate
Keloid Scars are formed how? Overgrowth of collagen within scar tissue, seen with
pigmented skin. Trauma. May ulcerate. Genetic.
Hypertrophic Scar are formed how? scar with thickened epidermal layer contained within
the original incision area. Formed from prolonged
inflammatory phase.
Fast/rapid weight loss produces what Protein & mixed protein malnutrition: marasmus-
type of malnutrition? kwashiorkor
Marjoin ulcer chronic wounds in malignant wound
Candidiasis Pustules and satellite lesions with red base
Incontinence associated dermatitis blisters with red base
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shallow ,.2 cm, moist, pink/red wound base, exposure of basement membrane
and of nerve endings. Epidermal/Dermal Loss
- Heal by reepithelialization
- No scar or loss of function
Choose an answer
1 Steps to heal by Secondary Intention 2 Incontinence associated dermatitis
3 Normal protein intake 4 Partial thickness wound
Don't know?
Terms in this set (46)
Steps to heal by Secondary Intention Formation of granulation tissue, contraction of the
wound bed edges, and epithelialization
, Partial thickness repair Inflammatory response, epithelial proliferation and
migration, epidermal reestablishment and
differentiation
What characterizes a chronic wound Low levels of growth factors and receptor sites. They
healing environment are needed to move cells out of the inflammatory
phase and into the proliferative/Rebuilding Phase
What Vitamin assists in Vitamin C
collagen/fibroplasia formation?
Normal protein intake .8 g/kg/24
Protein intake for injury increased 1.25 - 1.5 /kg/24 hours
BMI >25 increases dehiscence, infection, delayed wound healing,
adipose tissue poorly perfused and heals at a slower
rate
Keloid Scars are formed how? Overgrowth of collagen within scar tissue, seen with
pigmented skin. Trauma. May ulcerate. Genetic.
Hypertrophic Scar are formed how? scar with thickened epidermal layer contained within
the original incision area. Formed from prolonged
inflammatory phase.
Fast/rapid weight loss produces what Protein & mixed protein malnutrition: marasmus-
type of malnutrition? kwashiorkor
Marjoin ulcer chronic wounds in malignant wound
Candidiasis Pustules and satellite lesions with red base
Incontinence associated dermatitis blisters with red base
