POD MED II FINAL EXAM (BARRY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL
OF PODIATRIC MEDICINE AND SURGERY SPRING
2025/26 DR. SNYDER) UPDATED QUESTIONS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS.
Pod Med II Answer - ...
Lecture 1 Answer - ...
wound management often requires a subtle balance between Answer -
medical and surgical interventions
core heaaling priciples Answer - -patient factors
-physical aspects
-macroscopic environment
-microscopic environment
yearly incidence of DFU Answer - >340,000/yr
yearly incidence on venous stasis ulcers Answer - >500,00/yr
yearly incidence of pressure ulcers Answer - >2.1 million/yr
difference between wound care and wound management Answer - wound
care
,-local
-topical
-requires appropriate assessment and utilization of wound care products
wound management
-a discipline
-a branch of learning or body of knowledge characterized by an accepted
content and learning
multidisciplinary team Answer - brings together numerous experts from
diverse disciplines to collectively address a complex problem
interdisciplinary team Answer - `although skills specific to each discipline
remains important, professional boundaries blur and responsibilities are shared
transdisciplinary team Answer - represents the highest degree of
collaboration. Instead of working in parallel, members collaborate across levels
of analysis and intervention and develop a comprehensive understanding of
the problem
on-site members of a wound management team Answer - -podiatrist
-vascular surgeon
-general surgeon
-plastic surgeon
-infectious disease specialist
-hyperbaric specialist
-nurse wound specialist
, a wound is Answer - a disruption of normal anatomic structure and function
that is usually inclusive of the skin
examples of acute wounds Answer - -lacerations
-abrasions
-punctures
-burns
-surgical incision
characteristics of an acute wound Answer - -heal in an expected time frame
-cause is transient
-usually lack significant impediments to healing
-repair is sustained
partial thickness wounds Answer - -correlates to a stage I and II pressure ulcer
-shallow, extends through epidermis, into but not through the dermis
-painful
-heals by reepithelialization
full thickness wounds Answer - -correlates to a stage III and IV pressure wound
-can be shallow or deep
-extends through SQ layers
-may include necrotic tissue
-not as painful
-often extensive tissue damage
-heals by granulations ot contraction
OF PODIATRIC MEDICINE AND SURGERY SPRING
2025/26 DR. SNYDER) UPDATED QUESTIONS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS.
Pod Med II Answer - ...
Lecture 1 Answer - ...
wound management often requires a subtle balance between Answer -
medical and surgical interventions
core heaaling priciples Answer - -patient factors
-physical aspects
-macroscopic environment
-microscopic environment
yearly incidence of DFU Answer - >340,000/yr
yearly incidence on venous stasis ulcers Answer - >500,00/yr
yearly incidence of pressure ulcers Answer - >2.1 million/yr
difference between wound care and wound management Answer - wound
care
,-local
-topical
-requires appropriate assessment and utilization of wound care products
wound management
-a discipline
-a branch of learning or body of knowledge characterized by an accepted
content and learning
multidisciplinary team Answer - brings together numerous experts from
diverse disciplines to collectively address a complex problem
interdisciplinary team Answer - `although skills specific to each discipline
remains important, professional boundaries blur and responsibilities are shared
transdisciplinary team Answer - represents the highest degree of
collaboration. Instead of working in parallel, members collaborate across levels
of analysis and intervention and develop a comprehensive understanding of
the problem
on-site members of a wound management team Answer - -podiatrist
-vascular surgeon
-general surgeon
-plastic surgeon
-infectious disease specialist
-hyperbaric specialist
-nurse wound specialist
, a wound is Answer - a disruption of normal anatomic structure and function
that is usually inclusive of the skin
examples of acute wounds Answer - -lacerations
-abrasions
-punctures
-burns
-surgical incision
characteristics of an acute wound Answer - -heal in an expected time frame
-cause is transient
-usually lack significant impediments to healing
-repair is sustained
partial thickness wounds Answer - -correlates to a stage I and II pressure ulcer
-shallow, extends through epidermis, into but not through the dermis
-painful
-heals by reepithelialization
full thickness wounds Answer - -correlates to a stage III and IV pressure wound
-can be shallow or deep
-extends through SQ layers
-may include necrotic tissue
-not as painful
-often extensive tissue damage
-heals by granulations ot contraction
