WOCN WOUND CARE RN EXAM 2025 WITH
100% ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
1. A patient presents with a shallow wound that has moderate drainage and
is at risk for infection. Which dressing would be the most appropriate
choice for this situation?
Calcium Alginate Dressing
Transparent Film Dressing
Hydrocolloid Dressing
Gauze Dressing
2. Marjolin ulcer is:
Malignant transformation of chronic wound
Chronic arterial ulcer
Chronic venous ulcer
Chronic diabetic ulcer
3. What is the primary use of Metronidazole in the context of wound care?
To control odor in fungating wounds
To promote healing in pressure ulcers
To reduce inflammation in acute wounds
To prevent infection in surgical wounds
4. Describe the typical symptoms associated with a wheal skin lesion and
their significance in wound care management.
,Wheal skin lesions are characterized by itching, burning,
redness, elevation, and irregularity, indicating an allergic
reaction or irritation.
, Wheal skin lesions are typically painless and flat, suggesting a
benign condition.
Wheal skin lesions are characterized by a uniform color and
smooth texture, indicating a viral infection.
Wheal skin lesions are often associated with chronic wounds and
require surgical intervention.
5. What is the primary purpose of using Dankin's solution in wound care
management?
Removes slough and controls odor
Prevents infection
Increases blood flow to the wound
Promotes granulation tissue formation
6. What are the three main steps involved in the healing process by
secondary intention?
Formation of granulation tissue, contraction of the wound bed
edges, and epithelialization
Hemostasis, inflammation, and maturation
Inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling
Formation of scar tissue, contraction of the wound bed edges,
and inflammation
7. In a clinical scenario, if a patient presents with a chronic wound exhibiting
significant slough and odor, which treatment option would be most
appropriate?
Silver sulfadiazine cream
Hydrogel dressing
, Antibiotic ointment
Dankin's solution (sodium hypochlorite <0.5%)
8. What is the time frame for the acute inflammatory reaction in the
elicitation phase of an allergic reaction?
after 1 week
within 72 hrs of exposure
immediately upon exposure
within 24 hrs of exposure
9. What is a characteristic feature of incontinence associated dermatitis?
Open ulcers
Blisters with a red base
Thickened, scaly patches
Dry, cracked skin
10. What is the Levine technique used for in wound care?
To apply dressings to a wound
To measure wound exudate
To culture clean viable tissue from a wound
To assess the depth of a wound
11. Describe the impact of epibole on the wound healing process.
Epibole has no effect on wound healing.
Epibole enhances the healing process by promoting new tissue
growth.
100% ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
1. A patient presents with a shallow wound that has moderate drainage and
is at risk for infection. Which dressing would be the most appropriate
choice for this situation?
Calcium Alginate Dressing
Transparent Film Dressing
Hydrocolloid Dressing
Gauze Dressing
2. Marjolin ulcer is:
Malignant transformation of chronic wound
Chronic arterial ulcer
Chronic venous ulcer
Chronic diabetic ulcer
3. What is the primary use of Metronidazole in the context of wound care?
To control odor in fungating wounds
To promote healing in pressure ulcers
To reduce inflammation in acute wounds
To prevent infection in surgical wounds
4. Describe the typical symptoms associated with a wheal skin lesion and
their significance in wound care management.
,Wheal skin lesions are characterized by itching, burning,
redness, elevation, and irregularity, indicating an allergic
reaction or irritation.
, Wheal skin lesions are typically painless and flat, suggesting a
benign condition.
Wheal skin lesions are characterized by a uniform color and
smooth texture, indicating a viral infection.
Wheal skin lesions are often associated with chronic wounds and
require surgical intervention.
5. What is the primary purpose of using Dankin's solution in wound care
management?
Removes slough and controls odor
Prevents infection
Increases blood flow to the wound
Promotes granulation tissue formation
6. What are the three main steps involved in the healing process by
secondary intention?
Formation of granulation tissue, contraction of the wound bed
edges, and epithelialization
Hemostasis, inflammation, and maturation
Inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling
Formation of scar tissue, contraction of the wound bed edges,
and inflammation
7. In a clinical scenario, if a patient presents with a chronic wound exhibiting
significant slough and odor, which treatment option would be most
appropriate?
Silver sulfadiazine cream
Hydrogel dressing
, Antibiotic ointment
Dankin's solution (sodium hypochlorite <0.5%)
8. What is the time frame for the acute inflammatory reaction in the
elicitation phase of an allergic reaction?
after 1 week
within 72 hrs of exposure
immediately upon exposure
within 24 hrs of exposure
9. What is a characteristic feature of incontinence associated dermatitis?
Open ulcers
Blisters with a red base
Thickened, scaly patches
Dry, cracked skin
10. What is the Levine technique used for in wound care?
To apply dressings to a wound
To measure wound exudate
To culture clean viable tissue from a wound
To assess the depth of a wound
11. Describe the impact of epibole on the wound healing process.
Epibole has no effect on wound healing.
Epibole enhances the healing process by promoting new tissue
growth.
