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Wound Management

Jessica Whittick 12 questions

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  1. 1Select the appropriate equipment/protocol to lavage a wound.
    1. AHartmann's
    2. Btap water
    3. Cdistilled water
    4. D20 ml syringe
    5. E10 ml syringe
    6. F19g needle
    7. G22g needle
    8. H100ml/cm^3 of tissue
    9. I10ml/cm^3 of tissue
  2. 2What is the Golden Period?
    1. A0-6 hours
    2. B6-12 hours
    3. C1-6 hours
    4. D0-12 hours
  3. 3Match the contamination classification with the wound:

    Surgical wound into the bladder: [blank_start]clean contaminated[blank_end]
    Foreign material in a large abrasion: [blank_start]contaminated[blank_end]
    Active infection present in an abcess: [blank_start]dirty[blank_end]
    1. Aclean contaminated
    2. Bcontaminated
    3. Cdirty
  4. 4Sinus: [blank_start]a blind ended tract from the skin[blank_end] (abcess usually)
    Fistula: [blank_start]abnormal connecting tract[blank_end]
    Dehiscence: [blank_start]wound break down[blank_end]
    1. Aabnormal connecting tract
    2. Ba blind ended tract from the skin
    3. Cwound break down
  5. 5Bandage protocol:

    1. [blank_start]dressing[blank_end]
    2. [blank_start]padding[blank_end]
    3. [blank_start]conforming bandage[blank_end]
    4. [blank_start]cohesive/adhesive bandage[blank_end]
    1. Adressing
    2. Bpadding
    3. Cconforming bandage
    4. Dcohesive/adhesive bandage
  6. 6Wound Healing Cascade

    1. [blank_start]Haemostasis:[blank_end] This is when [blank_start]platelets[blank_end] and [blank_start]thromboplastin[blank_end] cause coagulation and the wound retracts. The [blank_start]clotting[blank_end] stimulates.....
    2. Inflammatory: This is [blank_start]autolytic debridement[blank_end] and involves neutrophils, monocytes, lymphocytes and fibroblasts.
    3. [blank_start]Proliferative[blank_end]: Angiogenisis and granulation along with epithelialisation
    4. [blank_start]Maturation[blank_end]: Remodelling of the wound and an increase in wound strength, ideally returning to normal function and architecture.
    1. AHaemostasis:
    2. Bplatelets
    3. Cthromboplastin
    4. Dautolytic debridement
    5. Eclotting
    6. FProliferative
    7. GMaturation
  7. 7[blank_start]Second Intention[blank_end]: First there is granulation tissue and THEN there is epithelialisation.
    [blank_start]Primary closure[blank_end]: First there is epithelialisation at the surface, THEN there is granulation tissue that fills the dead space.
    [blank_start]Delayed primary closure[blank_end]: Second intention then primary closure
    1. ASecond Intention
    2. BPrimary closure
    3. CDelayed primary closure
  8. 8A wound with an infection/tissue deficit/FB/irregularity wound require........
    1. Asecond intention healing
    2. Bdelayed primary closure
    3. Cprimary closure
  9. 9Match the wound with the description:

    [blank_start]Abrasion/shearing:[blank_end] post RTA usually, heavy contamination, parallel friction
    [blank_start]Degloving:[blank_end] normally bacteria free, devitalised tissue sloughs off, mechanical or physiological
    [blank_start]Avulsions:[blank_end] large tissue deficit, forced separation from underlying attachments
    [blank_start]Incisional/laceration:[blank_end] clean, neat edges, exploring the depth is vital, surgical/trauma
    [blank_start]Puncture/bite:[blank_end] increased bacteria, penetrating/perforating, drain placement required?
    [blank_start]Ulcers:[blank_end] pressure sores, poor blood supply, prevention = important
    [blank_start]Burns/scalds:[blank_end] red, blistering, superficial, partial thickness, full thickness
    1. AAbrasion/shearing:
    2. BDegloving:
    3. CAvulsions:
    4. DIncisional/laceration:
    5. EPuncture/bite:
    6. FUlcers:
    7. GBurns/scalds:
  10. 10When would you find an Eschar (dark scab)?
    1. Afollowing a burn/scald
    2. Bfollowing avulsions
    3. Cfollowing ulceration
    4. Dfollowing abrasion/shearing

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Veterinary Nursing Year 2 Quiz on Wound Management, created by Jessica Whittick on 03/02/2019.
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