WorksheetsDiabetic Wounds and Debridement
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is the appropriate term to describe the right diabetic foot?
Dyshidrosis
Glycosylation
Charcot Arthropathy
Crusty
How long is the "Golden Hour for the Diabetic Foot"?
4 hours
4 days
4 weeks
4 months
What is a common wound care treatment for a neuropathic wound but not an arterial wound?
Treatment of infection
Dressings with appropriate moisture management
Sharps debridement of callus and necrotic tissue
ABI
What is the Gold Standard for off-loading a diabetic foot wound?
Total Contact Casting
Off-Loading Devices
Toe Crest Pads
NWB with an appropriate AD
True or False: Standard Rocker Bottom shoes are an appropriate option for long-term footwear for someone who has diabetic foot ulcers
True
False
True or False: Diabetic shoes require a physician prescription.
True
False
Glycosylation has what effect?
Charcot Athropathy
Hypermobility
Stiffening of connective tissue
Dishidrosis
Which of the following is not an indication for debridement of a wound?
Remove necrotic tissue
Determine extent of wound
Reduce bioburden
Increase cellular senescence
True or False: This wound is appropriate for sharps debridement.
True
False
Sharps debridement is an example of what type of debridement
Selective
Non-Selective
Autolytic
Enzymatic
True or False: It is within the PTA scope of practice to perform sharps debridement.
True
False
Depends
Which of the following is an example of Mechanical Debridement
Collagenase (i.e. Santyl)
Soft Abrasion
Maggot Therapy
Sharps
What "style" of conservative sharps debridement is this?
Cross hatching
Serial
Non-selective
Autolytic
