Wound Care Certifcation Actual Exam Questions With Complete Solution Guide) (Multiple Choices) (A+ Graded 100% Verified) Latest Version 2025

WOUND CARE CERTIFCATION ACTUAL
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTION GUIDE) (MULTIPLE
CHOICES) (A+ GRADED 100%
VERIFIED) LATEST VERSION 2025


How much blood does the skin receive? - ans-1/3 of the bodies blood volume
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How often do humans shed and regrow outer skin cells? - ans-Every 27 days
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What are the functions of the skin? - ans-
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1. Protection from bacterial invasion and against external elements (water, chemical and mec
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hanical, bacterial and viral, ultraviolet radiation).
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2. Prevents excessive loss of fluids and electrolytes. Striving always for homeostatic environ
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ment.
3. Produces sebum, a lipid rich, oily substance.
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What is sebum, a lipid rich oily substance secreted by? - ans-Sebaceous glands
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As sebum and sweat mix up on the skin surface, they form a protective layer often referred to
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as the? - ans-The acid Mantle
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The acid mantle gives the skin a particular level of acidity characterized by pH. What is the ski
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ns PH? - ans-4 to 5.5 (slightly acidic)
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If the acid mantle balance is disrupted or loses its acidity, the skin becomes more prone to? -
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ans-Damage and infection
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What are the functions/facts of melanin in our skin? - ans-1. Protection against UV rays.
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2. Sun exposure increases melanin production.
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3. Levels of melanin depend on race and amount of sunlight exposure.
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Our skin senses the environment, what are the basic types of sensations? - ans-
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Pain, touch, temperature, and pressure
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Our skin retains water. What are the tightly packed cells called that provide protection against
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water loss? - ans-Stratham corneum
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When white blood cells in the skin capture and destroy bacteria invading the epidermis? -
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ans-Immunological response
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The epidermis has 5 layers composed of epithelial cells. What are they? - ans-
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1. Stratham corneum.
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2. Stratham lucidum.
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3. Stratham Granulosum
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, 4. Stratham spinosum.
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5. Stratham germinativum
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Of the epidermis, what is the superficial layer of dead skin cells called?
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It is the outermost layer. - ans-Strathum corneum (horny layer)
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Of the epidermis, what is the clear layer of cells called? Only present in thick skin. - ans-
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Strathum lucidum km




Of the epidermis, which layer is multi layered, 1-
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5 cells thick, cells become compressed, and aids in keratin formation? - ans-
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Strathum granulosum km




Of the epidermis, which is several layers thick, cells of this layer begins to produce keratin, an
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d cells begins to flatten? A.k.a. spiny layer. - ans-Strathum spinosum
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Which layer of the epidermis, is only one cell thick, only layer in which cells undergo mitosis to
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form new cells, protrusions of this layer extend down into the dermis to provide support and f
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acilitation of fluid and cell exchange between skin layers? - ans-Stratum germinativum
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The skin is comprised of 2 layers, the epidermis and the dermis. Each layer consist of numero
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us cells. Which cells would you find in the dermis? - ans-Macrophage, fibroblast, mast cells
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What are the functions of the dermis? - ans-1. Nourish the epidermis.
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2. Protect against mechanical injury.
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3. Protect against microorganisms.
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4. Sense the environment.
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5. Thermo regulation.
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The dermis is made up of proteins, i.e. collagen and elastin. These 2 proteins are responsible
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for? - ans-Giving skin tensile strength and providing the skin with elastic recoil
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Red blood cells, also known as erythrocytes are the most abundant cells in the blood. They a
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ccount for 40 to 45% of the blood. The percentage of blood made up of red blood cells is mea
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sured by a lab known as? - ans-Hematocrit
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Stem cells produce a protein that makes red blood cells look red and gives them the ability to
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transport oxygen. What is this protein called? - ans-Hemoglobin
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White blood cells are part of the immune system and help the body fight infection. There are s
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everal types of WBCs. The most common type of WBC that is phagocytic, a major player in th
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e bodies, defense against bacterial infections, and the 1st to arrive at a site of infection is? -
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ans-Neutrophil
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Assessment and documentation of all lesion should include location, sensation, duration, distkm km km km km km km km km km km




ribution, morphology, and configuration. What is configuration? - ans-Shape or outline
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What is Zosteriform? - ans-Dermatomal corresponding to nerve root distribution
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To assess pain with nonverbal, cognitively impaired patients or non-English-
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speaking patients, is recommended to use? - ans-Wong Baker faces pain rating scale
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Pain quantification would include? - ans-Pain, intensity, location, quality
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Onset, duration km