Wound Care

The type of intention healing that includes closures with staples or sutures.

• Secondary

• Primary

• Inflammation

• Tertiary

Type of wound healing complication that occurs due to incomplete hemostasis.

• Abrasion

• Dehiscence

• Hematoma

• Hemorrhage

Sanguineous drainage can indicate

• Infection

• Healing

• Need for a drain

• Active bleeding

The image shows which wound healing complication?

• Evisceration

• Dehiscence

• Laceration

• Hematoma

The CDC classifies wounds that include entry to GI, GU, or respiratory tracts as

• Class I Clean

• Class II Clean-contaminated

• Class III Contaminated

• Class IV Dirty/infected

A pressure ulcer with partial-thickness loss of dermis, that may appear as a red blister is which stage?

• Stage II

• Stage IV

• Stage I

• Stage III

Which stage of pressure ulcer includes muscle damage with possible bone exposure?

• Stage IV

• Stage I

• Stage III

• Stage II

This pressure ulcer is classified as

• Stage III

• Stage IV

• Unstageable

• Stage II

Which of the following is not an appropriate nursing intervention for pressure ulcer treatment?

• Reposition patient Q 2 hrs

• Use a special mattress to reduce pressure

• Encourage ambulation

• Strict bedrest

Which of the following is not a treatment for stasis ulcers?

• Unna boot

• Wet-to-dry dressing

• hydrocolloid dressing

• Compression therapy