Wound Management and Skin Integrity W7

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These flashcards cover key concepts and definitions related to wound management and skin integrity as presented in the lecture.

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Factors affecting skin integrity include these 3 things:

Lifestyle, age, illness

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These Type of wounds require a clean technique

Unintentional, Closed, Chronic

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These Types of wounds require a sterile technique

Intentional, Open, Acute

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Pressure ulcers are typically due to compromised circulation from ____, ____, and ____. They are usually over ____ prominences

pressure, shear, friction, moisture; bony

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Venous Ulcers: There is ____ thickness skin loss presenting as a ___ ___; There is ___ pain

partial, shallow ulcer, no

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Arterial ulcers usually present as ____thickness skin loss and are characterized by ____ and ___ wound bed. There is ____ of pain

full, dry, pale, a lot

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Diabetic wounds often occur due to __ ___ and can present as deep ____ wounds.

diabetic neuropathy, necrotic.

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Incontinence Associated Dermatitis can be ____ thickness skin loss and appears ____ and ____. Can potentially erode to open skin

partial, red, weepy

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Surgical/Incision: Wound edges are ____ and ____

approximated, aligned

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The Braden scale measures these 7 things to determine if a patient is at risk for pressure ulcers

Sensory perception, moisture, activity, mobility nutrition, friction/shear

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Stage I pressure ulcer is characterized by ___ skin that is _____ and ____

intact, non-blanchable, red

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Stage II Pressure Ulcer is characterized by: ____ thickness; loss of ____; Is shallow open with a wound that is ___ and ____

Partial, dermis, red, pink

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Stage III Pressure Ulcer is characterized by: ____ thickness tissue loss and ____ may be visible

full, subcutaneous fat

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Stage IV Pressure Ulcer is characterized by: ____ thickness tissue loss and these components are exposed ____ _____ and _____

full, bone, muscle, tendon

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Unstageable pressure ulcers are identified by ___ thickness tissue loss with base covered by ___and/or ____ in wound

full, slough, eschar

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Suspected Deep Tissue Injury: Is ___ or ____ in color at the local area of ___ skin or ___ ____ are present from damage to soft tissue

purple, maroon, intact, blood blisters

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Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is used to facilitate ___ of chronic wounds that occur. They are exposed to high levels of _____

repair, oxygen

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Hemo Vac Drain are portable _____ pressure suction device. It mainly drains ____ and ____. The surgeries associated with this are ___and ___

negative, blood, fluid, abdominal, orthopedic

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Jackson Pratt is a ____ suction device. It mainly drains ___ and ___. The surgeries associated with it are ____ and _____

bulb, blood, fluid, breast, abdominal