WND580 MODULE 1 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
NEW VERSION WITH PASS GUARANTEE
A patient with a persistent foot ulcer is being treated by the wound care nurse.
The patient wants to know why, in comparison to other wounds, this one is
taking so long to heal. Which of the following is a clinical feature of a chronic
wound, according to the nurse?
a. Pro-inflammatory cytokine levels are low.
b. Elevated matrix metalloproteinase levels
c. Reduced senescent cell counts
d. elevated activity of mitogenesis - b. Elevated matrix metalloproteinases
(MMPs) levels
Trauma has left a patient with an acute full-thickness wound. What would be
the sequence in which this wound would heal?
a. Hemostasis, granulation tissue development, inflammation, and re-
epithelialization
b. Hemostasis, remodeling, granulation tissue development, and re-
epithelialization
c. Remodeling, scar development, resurfacing, and hemostasis
d. Proliferation, maturation, inflammation, and hemostasis - d. Proliferation,
maturation, inflammation, and hemostasis
Which of the following best sums up necrotic tissue's properties and
implications in a wound bed?
a. Stringy, yellow slough is usually the result of muscular tissue necrosis.
b. The cohesion of the debris is referred to as consistency; more advanced
necrosis is usually thin and moist.
c. Eschar is typically gray, brown, or black and is linked to more extensive
tissue injury. Usually, it is securely fastened to the base of the wound.
d. Sometimes confused with a scab, a soft, mushy leather eschar is not
connected to the base or borders of the incision. - c. Eschar is typically gray,
, brown, or black and is linked to more extensive tissue injury. Usually, it is
securely fastened to the base of the wound.
What is the main justification for spending time conducting a thorough
evaluation to detect protein energy malnutrition rather than requesting a
straightforward blood sample to make a diagnosis?
a. 'Stand-alone' evaluations are not provided by blood testing.
b. None; malnourished blood tests are entirely trustworthy.
c. Blood tests are not accessible.
d. Blood test findings that are falsely positive are common. A. 'Stand-alone'
evaluations are not provided by blood testing.
Which of the following injuries will result in the creation of scars?
a. Full thickness wound.
b. wound with a partial thickness.
c. Skin tear type 2.
d. Medical adhesive skin injury, or MARSI. A. Full thickness wound.
A white look of the skin surrounding a wound can be explained as follows:
a. Desiccated.
b. condemned.
c. Indurated.
d. macerated. -d. macerated.
When establishing a skin care regimen, you determine that older people are
more susceptible to skin tears because of the following impacts of aging:
a. oxygenation of tissue.
b. Ridges of rete.
c. state of nutrition.
d. immune system. -b. Ridges of rete.
Which of the following outcomes is caused by collagen deposition and
remodeling that takes place as wound healing advances?
a. decreased generation of cytokines.
b. Tensile strength has increased.
c. Innervation has been restored.
d. increased activity of monocytes. -b. Tensile strength has increased.
NEW VERSION WITH PASS GUARANTEE
A patient with a persistent foot ulcer is being treated by the wound care nurse.
The patient wants to know why, in comparison to other wounds, this one is
taking so long to heal. Which of the following is a clinical feature of a chronic
wound, according to the nurse?
a. Pro-inflammatory cytokine levels are low.
b. Elevated matrix metalloproteinase levels
c. Reduced senescent cell counts
d. elevated activity of mitogenesis - b. Elevated matrix metalloproteinases
(MMPs) levels
Trauma has left a patient with an acute full-thickness wound. What would be
the sequence in which this wound would heal?
a. Hemostasis, granulation tissue development, inflammation, and re-
epithelialization
b. Hemostasis, remodeling, granulation tissue development, and re-
epithelialization
c. Remodeling, scar development, resurfacing, and hemostasis
d. Proliferation, maturation, inflammation, and hemostasis - d. Proliferation,
maturation, inflammation, and hemostasis
Which of the following best sums up necrotic tissue's properties and
implications in a wound bed?
a. Stringy, yellow slough is usually the result of muscular tissue necrosis.
b. The cohesion of the debris is referred to as consistency; more advanced
necrosis is usually thin and moist.
c. Eschar is typically gray, brown, or black and is linked to more extensive
tissue injury. Usually, it is securely fastened to the base of the wound.
d. Sometimes confused with a scab, a soft, mushy leather eschar is not
connected to the base or borders of the incision. - c. Eschar is typically gray,
, brown, or black and is linked to more extensive tissue injury. Usually, it is
securely fastened to the base of the wound.
What is the main justification for spending time conducting a thorough
evaluation to detect protein energy malnutrition rather than requesting a
straightforward blood sample to make a diagnosis?
a. 'Stand-alone' evaluations are not provided by blood testing.
b. None; malnourished blood tests are entirely trustworthy.
c. Blood tests are not accessible.
d. Blood test findings that are falsely positive are common. A. 'Stand-alone'
evaluations are not provided by blood testing.
Which of the following injuries will result in the creation of scars?
a. Full thickness wound.
b. wound with a partial thickness.
c. Skin tear type 2.
d. Medical adhesive skin injury, or MARSI. A. Full thickness wound.
A white look of the skin surrounding a wound can be explained as follows:
a. Desiccated.
b. condemned.
c. Indurated.
d. macerated. -d. macerated.
When establishing a skin care regimen, you determine that older people are
more susceptible to skin tears because of the following impacts of aging:
a. oxygenation of tissue.
b. Ridges of rete.
c. state of nutrition.
d. immune system. -b. Ridges of rete.
Which of the following outcomes is caused by collagen deposition and
remodeling that takes place as wound healing advances?
a. decreased generation of cytokines.
b. Tensile strength has increased.
c. Innervation has been restored.
d. increased activity of monocytes. -b. Tensile strength has increased.
