Skin Integrity and Wounds

abnormal reactive hyperemia, p. 611

acute wound, p. 606

approximated, p. 606

bioburden, p. 624

capillary closing pressure, p. 609

chronic wound, p. 606

clean contaminated wound, p. 606

clean wound, p. 606

closed wound, p. 605

colonized wound, p. 606

contaminated wound, p. 606

critical closing pressure, p. 609

debridement, p. 623

dehiscence, p. 608

dermis, p. 604

epidermis, p. 603

eschar, p. 612

evisceration, p. 608

fistula, p. 608

friction, p. 610

full-­ thickness wound, p. 606

granulation tissue, p. 607

healing ridge, p. 608

602

Hemovac drain, p. 626

incontinence-­ associated dermatitis

(IAD), p. 611

infected wound, p. 606

infection, p. 608

inflammatory phase, p. 606

Jackson-­ Pratt (JP) drain, p. 626

maceration, p. 610

maturation phase, p. 607

medical adhesive–related skin injury

(MARSI), p. 605

medical device–related pressure

injury, p. 610

moisture-­ associated skin damage

(MASD), p. 610

open wound, p. 605

papillary dermis, p. 604

partial-­ thickness wound, p. 605

Penrose drain, p. 627

pressure injury, p. 609

primary intention, p. 606

proliferative phase, p. 606

rete ridges, p. 604

sanguineous, p. 618

scar tissue, p. 607

secondary intention, p. 606

serosanguineous, p. 618

serous, p. 618

shear, p. 610

sinus tract, p. 612

stage 1 pressure injury, p. 611

stage 2 pressure injury, p. 611

stage 3 pressure injury, p. 611

stage 4 pressure injury, p. 612

stratum corneum, p. 604

stratum germinativum, p. 604

subcutaneous layer, p. 605

superficial wound, p. 605

suspected deep tissue injury, p. 612

sutures, p. 628

tertiary intention, p. 606

tunnel, p. 612

undermining, p. 612

unstageable pressure injury, p. 612

wounds, p. 60