BSN 205 Wound Care ISB
acute wound healing implications - answer Easily cleaned and repair wound edges
clean an intact
Chronic wound healing implications - answer Exposure to pressure, friction, and
moisture impairs healing.
Factors that decrease hemoglobin level. - answer Smoking underlying cardio pulmonary
conditions.
Tissue tissue repair is negatively influenced by hematocrit value below and hemoglobin
level below. - answer33%/ 10g/100ml
Patients with obesity are at increased risk for what? - answer Wound infections,
dehiscence, evisceration.
Malnourished patients are at risk for - answerinfections and sepsis.
Medications that can slow wound healing - answerChemotherapy drugs and steriods.
Primary wound healing occurs when - answerThe edges of a clean surgical incision
remain close together.
Secondary wound healing occurs when - answerThe wound just left open and allowed
to heal by scar formation.
Tertiary wound healing occurs when - answerOccurs when surgical wounds are not
closed immediately, but left open 3 to 5 days to allow edema and infection to diminish.
Wounds healing by primary intention should have a healing ridge appear as soon as. -
answer5 to 9 days.
Wounds healing by secondary intention should be measured - answerLength x width x
depth.
undermining should be documented using what method - answerusing clock method
and Qtip.
Indication of delayed wound healing - answerWound edges are grounded towards the
wound bed.
, When would visualization of the base of the wound not allow you to determine the
stage. - answerWound base is covered in necrotic tissue.
When is a hemmorrhage at greatest risk to occur? - answer24-48 hours after surgery or
injury.
Contaminated or traumatic wound show signs of infection as early as - answer2 to 3
days.
Search Covid infection usually doesn't develop until - answerFourth or fifth day post
operative.
Dehiscence can happen in abdominal surgerical wound and occurs after a sudden
strain such as - answerCoughing vomiting or sitting up in bed.
Sign that made show potential risk of dehiscence. - answerincrease in serosanguinous
drainage from wound in first few days after surgery.
Factors contributing to surgical wound dehiscence include: - answerAnemia malnutrition
obesity and use of steroids
What should you place over the patients abdominal wound when they cough? -
answerpillow to help splint injury.
Biggest risk factor for Pressure injury? - answerChronic Moisture from urine or feces.
Can RNs delegate pressure injury assessment and treatment to NAP? - answerNo,
NAPs can report skin integrity issues, drainage, and help with patient positioning.
Risk factors for pressure injuries - answer- immobility
- inactivity
- sensory loss
- shear/friction forces
- malnutrition
- Anemia
- Incontience
- dehydration
- edema
- previous history of.
What Stage wound is this? - answer
What stage wound is this? - answer
What stage wound is this? - answer
acute wound healing implications - answer Easily cleaned and repair wound edges
clean an intact
Chronic wound healing implications - answer Exposure to pressure, friction, and
moisture impairs healing.
Factors that decrease hemoglobin level. - answer Smoking underlying cardio pulmonary
conditions.
Tissue tissue repair is negatively influenced by hematocrit value below and hemoglobin
level below. - answer33%/ 10g/100ml
Patients with obesity are at increased risk for what? - answer Wound infections,
dehiscence, evisceration.
Malnourished patients are at risk for - answerinfections and sepsis.
Medications that can slow wound healing - answerChemotherapy drugs and steriods.
Primary wound healing occurs when - answerThe edges of a clean surgical incision
remain close together.
Secondary wound healing occurs when - answerThe wound just left open and allowed
to heal by scar formation.
Tertiary wound healing occurs when - answerOccurs when surgical wounds are not
closed immediately, but left open 3 to 5 days to allow edema and infection to diminish.
Wounds healing by primary intention should have a healing ridge appear as soon as. -
answer5 to 9 days.
Wounds healing by secondary intention should be measured - answerLength x width x
depth.
undermining should be documented using what method - answerusing clock method
and Qtip.
Indication of delayed wound healing - answerWound edges are grounded towards the
wound bed.
, When would visualization of the base of the wound not allow you to determine the
stage. - answerWound base is covered in necrotic tissue.
When is a hemmorrhage at greatest risk to occur? - answer24-48 hours after surgery or
injury.
Contaminated or traumatic wound show signs of infection as early as - answer2 to 3
days.
Search Covid infection usually doesn't develop until - answerFourth or fifth day post
operative.
Dehiscence can happen in abdominal surgerical wound and occurs after a sudden
strain such as - answerCoughing vomiting or sitting up in bed.
Sign that made show potential risk of dehiscence. - answerincrease in serosanguinous
drainage from wound in first few days after surgery.
Factors contributing to surgical wound dehiscence include: - answerAnemia malnutrition
obesity and use of steroids
What should you place over the patients abdominal wound when they cough? -
answerpillow to help splint injury.
Biggest risk factor for Pressure injury? - answerChronic Moisture from urine or feces.
Can RNs delegate pressure injury assessment and treatment to NAP? - answerNo,
NAPs can report skin integrity issues, drainage, and help with patient positioning.
Risk factors for pressure injuries - answer- immobility
- inactivity
- sensory loss
- shear/friction forces
- malnutrition
- Anemia
- Incontience
- dehydration
- edema
- previous history of.
What Stage wound is this? - answer
What stage wound is this? - answer
What stage wound is this? - answer
