WorksheetsLD: Wound Care
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
A wound that heals approximately 2 weeks to 4 weeks?
Infected wound
Lacerated wound
Acute wound
Chronic wound
A wound that heals several months up to 6 months or more?
Infected wound
Lacerated wound
Acute wound
Chronic wound
What technique is used or observed during a wound care procedure?
Clean technique
Sterile technique
Medical asepsis
Non-sterile technique
A type of wound caused by a scraping force or friction.
Lacerated wound
Incised wound
Abrasion wound
Punctured wound
A wound caused by a tearing force in which tissue is torn away from its normal position.
Avulsed wound
Incised wound
Punctured wound
Amputation
The loss of a distinct body part such as a limb, finger, toe or ear. Often very severe with profuse bleeding.
Avulsed wound
Incised wound
Punctured wound
Amputation
A partial or total separation of previously approximated wound edges, due to a failure of proper wound healing.
Wound infection
Surgical wound
Wound dehiscence
None of the above
A localized injury to the skin and other underlying tissue, usually over a body prominence as a result of prolonged unrelieved pressure.
Wound
Infected wound
Surgical wound
Decubitus Ulcer
Is regarded as the most appropriate and preferred cleansing solution.
Betadine solution
Acetic acid
Normal Sterile saline
Tap water
To help avoid pressure ulcers on immobile or comatose patients, they should be turn to sides every?
4 hours
3 hours
Hourly
2 hours
