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Open Ended

Describe the main differences between healing by primary intention and secondary intention.

Multiple Choice

Why is restoring normal function to the tissue important in cutaneous wound healing?

• It prevents infection and supports overall health.

• It makes the skin look better cosmetically.

• It reduces the need for medical intervention.

• It speeds up the healing process only.

Multiple Choice

Which type of wound healing is most likely to result in a fine scar?

• Primary intention

• Secondary intention

• Tertiary intention

• Delayed intention

Open Ended

Describe the main differences between primary and secondary intention wound healing, including the types of wounds and outcomes associated with each.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a component of the inflammatory response as described by the acronym HIPER?

• Heat

• Indurations (hardening)

• Pain

• Swelling

Multiple Select

Which of the following are characteristics of wound healing by secondary intention?

• Edges cannot be brought together

• Sutures are used

• More scar tissue forms

• Epithelial cells and scar tissue fill the wound

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the first step in the process of hemostasis after a vessel injury?

• Platelet plug formation

• Blood clotting

• Vascular spasm

• Collagen fiber formation

Open Ended

Describe the difference between intrinsic and extrinsic factors affecting skin integrity, providing examples of each.

Multiple Choice

During which phase of wound healing do fibroblasts lay collagen in the wound bed, strengthening new granulation tissue?

• Inflammatory phase

• Proliferative phase

• Maturation phase

• Hemostasis phase

Multiple Choice

Malnourished patients with protein deficiency conditions are at higher risk for which of the following?

• Faster wound healing

• Lower risk of infection

• Prolonged wound healing

• Increased fibroblast production

Multiple Choice

Which of the following are factors affecting wound healing?

• Age

• Circulation and oxygenation

• Nutritional status

• All of the above

Multiple Select

Select all that are factors that can negatively affect wound healing.

• Pressure

• Desiccation

• Maceration

• Antibiotic therapy

Multiple Choice

Which color classification of open wounds requires debridement?

• Red

• Yellow

• Black

• Mixed

Multiple Select

Which of the following are complications that can arise from wounds?

• Infection

• Hemorrhage

• Dehiscence and evisceration

• Pressure ulcer

Open Ended

Describe the immediate steps you should take if a patient experiences evisceration after abdominal surgery.

Multiple Choice

Which factors are assessed in the Braden Scale for predicting pressure sore risk?

• Sensory perception, moisture, activity, mobility, nutrition, friction and shear

• Pain level, temperature, blood pressure, heart rate

• Mobility, vision, hearing, speech

• Skin color, wound size, infection, medication

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a factor affecting pressure ulcer development?

• Immobility

• External pressure compressing blood vessels

• High protein diet

• Aging skin

Open Ended

Describe the mechanisms involved in the development of pressure ulcers.

Multiple Choice

Which interventions can help prevent pressure ulcers in bedridden patients?

• Regular repositioning, use of pressure-redistributing mattresses, maintaining skin hygiene, adequate nutrition

• Applying ice packs, limiting fluid intake, keeping the patient immobile, using hard mattresses

• Daily sun exposure, frequent massage, high-protein diet only, use of heating pads

• Restricting movement, using plastic sheets, applying talcum powder, avoiding repositioning

Multiple Choice

Based on the BMI calculation example, what is the BMI category for a person weighing 198 lb and 70 inches tall?

• Under Weight

• Normal

• Over Weight

• Obese

Open Ended

After learning about skin integrity and wound care, what questions do you still have or what would you like to know more about regarding wound healing?

Multiple Choice

What is the main difference between primary intention and secondary intention in wound healing?

• Primary intention involves wound edges that are close together, while secondary intention involves wound edges that are not opposed.

• Primary intention has a higher risk of scarring than secondary intention.

• Secondary intention occurs only in surgical wounds.

• Primary intention requires granulation tissue formation.