WorksheetsWound Assessments
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
What is healing by secondary intention?
The wound edges are pulled together and secured with sutures.
The wound is left to heal spontaneously and occurs by granulation, contraction and epithelisation.
The wound closure is delayed and later closed with sutures.
What is purulent exudate?
Thin, clear and watery drainage
Fresh blood
Thick, milky, gray/green/yellow drainage
Thin, watery, pink/red drainage
Assess the wound edge and select the term?
Healthy
Raised
Callused
Rolled
What does the S stand for in the PQRST pain assessment?
Severity
Source
Situation
Suffering
Assess the wound bed. Select the predominant type of tissue in the wound bed.
Epithelisation
Granulation
Slough
Infected
Necrotic
Assess the wound bed. Select the predominant type of tissue in the wound bed.
Epithelisation
Granulation
Slough
Infected
Necrotic
Assess the wound bed. Select the predominant type of tissue in the wound bed.
Epithelisation
Granulation
Slough
Infected
Necrotic
Assess the wound bed. Select the predominant type of tissue in the wound bed.
Epithelisation
Granulation
Slough
Infected
Necrotic
Assess the wound bed. Select the predominant type of tissue in the wound bed.
Epithelisation
Granulation
Slough
Infected
Necrotic
Assess the wound bed. Select the predominant type of tissue in the wound bed.
Epithelisation
Granulation
Slough
Infected
Necrotic
Select the mode of healing.
Fourth intention
Third intention
Secondary intention
Primary intention
Select the mode of healing.
Delayed primary intention
First intention
Secondary intention
Primary intention
Third intention
