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Onboarding exam With Questions And 100% ALL DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS
Terms in this set (70)
1. Those afflicted with wounds are often viewed: C. Appalling and repulsive
A. Pleasant and comfortable
B. Pain-free
C. Appalling and repulsive
D. Attractive
2. Wound assessment is commonly lacking in the D. Pain
area of:
A. Size
B. Odor
C. Drainage
D. Pain
Quality of life treatment decisions should be A. Patient's perception of well-being
based on the:
A. Patient's perception of well-being
B. Nurse's perception of well-being
C. Family's perception of well-being
D. Physician's perceptions of well-beingexam
Onboarding
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, Medicare Part B is a federal program that: C. Reimburses for selected wound services and products in SNFs and home health agencies
A. Supports state programs to provide services
and products to the poor
B. Reimburses hospitals and wound care centers
C. Reimburses for selected wound services and
products in SNFs and home health agencies
D. Doesn't require co-payment from the
beneficiary
What is the role of keratinocytes in skin? D. Maintenance and repair of the barrier
A. Differentiation
B. Cross-talk to fibroblasts
C. Participating in BMZ
D. Maintenance and repair of the barrier
Which of the following patients is most at risk for C. Reimburses for selected wound services and products in SNFs and home health agencies
skin tear injury?
A 22 year-old male following surgery for an
inguinal hernia repair
A 37 year-old male with a fractured humerus
A 64 year-old female 3 days post cataract
extraction
A 72 year-old female with rheumatoid arthritis on
steroid therapy
7. Immediately following tissue injury, the priority b. Achieve rapid hemostasis
is to:
a. Modify the immature scar tissue
b. Achieve rapid hemostasis
c. Rapidly fill the wounded are with granulation
tissue
d. Destroy bacteria
8. The main mechanism by which chronic wounds d. A prolonged inflammatory phase
fail to heal is believed to be:
a. Too rapid progress from hemostasis to
maturation
b. A failure of fibroblasts and myofibroblasts to
facilitate wound contraction
c. A dysfunction of collagen remodeling
Onboarding
d. A prolonged inflammatory phase exam
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Onboarding exam With Questions And 100% ALL DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS
Terms in this set (70)
1. Those afflicted with wounds are often viewed: C. Appalling and repulsive
A. Pleasant and comfortable
B. Pain-free
C. Appalling and repulsive
D. Attractive
2. Wound assessment is commonly lacking in the D. Pain
area of:
A. Size
B. Odor
C. Drainage
D. Pain
Quality of life treatment decisions should be A. Patient's perception of well-being
based on the:
A. Patient's perception of well-being
B. Nurse's perception of well-being
C. Family's perception of well-being
D. Physician's perceptions of well-beingexam
Onboarding
1/14
, Medicare Part B is a federal program that: C. Reimburses for selected wound services and products in SNFs and home health agencies
A. Supports state programs to provide services
and products to the poor
B. Reimburses hospitals and wound care centers
C. Reimburses for selected wound services and
products in SNFs and home health agencies
D. Doesn't require co-payment from the
beneficiary
What is the role of keratinocytes in skin? D. Maintenance and repair of the barrier
A. Differentiation
B. Cross-talk to fibroblasts
C. Participating in BMZ
D. Maintenance and repair of the barrier
Which of the following patients is most at risk for C. Reimburses for selected wound services and products in SNFs and home health agencies
skin tear injury?
A 22 year-old male following surgery for an
inguinal hernia repair
A 37 year-old male with a fractured humerus
A 64 year-old female 3 days post cataract
extraction
A 72 year-old female with rheumatoid arthritis on
steroid therapy
7. Immediately following tissue injury, the priority b. Achieve rapid hemostasis
is to:
a. Modify the immature scar tissue
b. Achieve rapid hemostasis
c. Rapidly fill the wounded are with granulation
tissue
d. Destroy bacteria
8. The main mechanism by which chronic wounds d. A prolonged inflammatory phase
fail to heal is believed to be:
a. Too rapid progress from hemostasis to
maturation
b. A failure of fibroblasts and myofibroblasts to
facilitate wound contraction
c. A dysfunction of collagen remodeling
Onboarding
d. A prolonged inflammatory phase exam
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