Understanding Skin Wounds

What is a contusion commonly known as?

• A cut

• A bruise

• A blister

• A rash

Which type of wound is characterized by a fluid-filled pocket under the epidermis?

• Laceration

• Hematoma

• Blister

• Frostbite

What typically causes an abrasion?

• Friction

• Sharp object

• Burn

• Cold exposure

How does an incision differ from a laceration?

• It is caused by friction

• It is less painful

• It is a surgical wound

• It is more irregular

What is a characteristic of a third-degree burn?

• Heals in 7 days

• Has blisters and redness

• Destroys all skin layers

• Only affects the epidermis

Which degree of burn is considered a closed wound?

• Fourth-degree

• First-degree

• Second-degree

• Third-degree

What is a key feature of a stage one pressure injury?

• Contains necrotic tissue

• Is red and non-blanching

• Has a blister

• Exposes bone

What is a common cause of venous ulcers?

• Excessive friction

• Poor arterial circulation

• Prolonged cold exposure

• Poor venous circulation

Where are arterial ulcers most commonly found?

• Back of the hand

• Toes and top of feet

• Medial lower leg

• Inner ankle

What is a characteristic of arterial ulcers?

• High drainage

• Deep pink tissue

• Irregular edges

• Shiny, hairless skin