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WorksheetsKuiz WC 2025
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
All aspects of care below are needed to improve the quality and efficiency of the wound care services at the Health Clinic EXCEPT
Health education and promotion
Early screening, early detection and early prevention in high risk patients
Early treatment and interventions
Poor diabetic control and treated other comorbidities
Integrating wound care in domiciliary care program
Holistic patient assessment in wound care consist of below EXCEPT
Wound bed assessment using SOAP
Diagnosis and differential diagnosis
Settling of objectives with the patient
Agree to a treatment plan/care plan for social activities
Review of care plan and wound bed
About the skin
It is the second largest organ
Its thickness ranges from 0.5 cm to 4.0 mm depending on location
Consist of Epidermis, subdermis and subcutaneous fat
Epidermis is the outer most layer, thinner portion, composed of epithelium
Subcutaneous layer is the richest in blood supply
Regarding skin and wound
Superficial wound involve damage to the epithelium and subcutaneous fat
Epidermal appendages have capability to regenerate
Deeper wound; incisional and excisional skin wounds that damage the dermis will heal through the formation of a collagen scar
Skin cannot function as blood reservoir
Regeneration does not requires an intact connective tissue scaffold
Which of the following is the most appropriate immediate first aid for a burn injury at the scene?
Apply toothpaste to the wound
Rinse the burned area with running tap water for 20 minutes
Cover the wound with ice
Rub the area with butter
Which of the following burn scenarios meets the criteria for hospital referral
5% TBSA superficial burn in a 25-year-old
8% TBSA partial thickness burn in a 35-year-old
12% TBSA partial thickness burn in a 5-year-old child
Superficial burn involving only the forearm in a healthy adult
What is the purpose of applying cling film over a burn wound during pre-hospital transfer?
It prevents infection by sterilizing the wound
It provides pressure to reduce blister formation
It keeps the wound moist and protects it from contamination
It allows direct cooling by retaining water on the wound
Using the Parkland formula, how much fluid should be given in the first 8 hours to an adult weighing 60 kg with 20% TBSA burn?
1200 ml
2400 ml
4800 ml
6000 ml
Which of the following dressing materials is NOT recommended for immediate application if a patient is being transferred without delay?
Clean kitchen cling film
Burnshield dressing
Dry sterile gauze
Silver Sulphadiazine (SSD) cream
All these are the dressing purposes EXCEPT
Reduce pain
Provide emotional comfort
Protect from wound trauma
Absorb drainage & debride the wound
Hydrogel dressing purpose EXCEPT:
Promotes moist wound healing
Cavity filling
Deslough the wound
Cushioning
Antimicrobial solution
Polyhexametyhlene biguanide ( PHMB)
Superoxidize solution
Povidone iodine 10% solution
Normal saline 0.9%
All of them can do conservative sharp debriment EXCEPT:
Medical officer
Registered nurse with C&P
Assistant Medical Officer
Community nurse
Peranan Fisioterapi dalam Penjagaan Luka
Menggurangkan Pengaliran Darah
Mengecilkan Mobiliti
Meningkatkan Penyembuhan Tisu
Melambatkan Penyembuhan
Teknik dan Intervensi Fisioterapi. Yang mana pilihan SALAH
Urutan dan Aliran Darah
Senaman meningkatkan Fungsi Otot
Balutan Mampatan Edema
Electromagnetic Therapy
Infrared Therapy - Terapi Inframerah. Pilihan yang BETUL
Menggunakan Cahaya dalam Julat 200 - 400nm
Gelombang Cahaya tidak menembusi tisu
Terapi penyentuhan pada kulit
Gelombang Cahaya Merangsang penyembuhan
Which of the following is considered the gold standard treatment for uncomplicated venous leg ulcers with ABPI ≥ 0.8?
Topical antibiotic ointment
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
Graduated compression therapy
Oral corticosteroids
Which clinical parameter is most essential before applying compression therapy in a patient with a lower limb ulcer
Blood glucose level
Complete blood count
Ankle-Brachial Pressure Index (ABPI)
Wound swab for culture
Which of the following findings most strongly suggests peripheral neuropathy as the primary cause of a diabetic foot ulcer?
Dorsalis pedis pulse absent
Ulcer located on the heel with pale, cold skin
Ulcer over pressure points with loss of protective sensation
Rapid wound deterioration with purulent discharge
What is considered the gold standard offloading method for a non-infected, plantar diabetic foot ulcer?
Custom orthopedic shoes
Total contact cast (TCC)
Removable walker
Compression bandaging
Which of the following is the most important daily preventive measure for a patient with diabetes at risk of foot ulceration?
Soak feet in hot water for 20 minutes
Walk barefoot at home to improve circulation
Inspect feet daily for cuts, redness, or swelling
Use urea cream between toes to prevent dryness
Apakah pendekatan Terapi Cara Kerja dalam pengurusan pesakit yang mengalami luka kronik
Memberikan rawatan luka yang intensif tanpa mengambil kira aktiviti harian pesakit
Memberikan rawatan luka yang intensif tanpa mengambil kira aktiviti harian pesakit
Memfokuskan kepada keupayaan fungsian individu, membantu mereka berdikari, serta
mencegah luka berulang dan menyesuaikan diri dengan persekitaran
Apakah kebaikan penggunaan off-loading insole dalam pengurusan pesakit yang mempunyai masalah luka kaki?
Mengurangkan aktiviti fizikal untuk mempercepatkan penyembuhan luka
Menggalakkan penyembuhan luka, mengekalkan postur badan semasa berjalan, serta
meningkatkan mobiliti dan aktiviti harian
Hanya digunakan untuk kesakitan sementara tanpa memberi kesan kepada pergerakan
atau penyembuhan luka
Apakah objektif utama Terapi Cara Kerja dalam pengurusan pesakit melecur (burn management)
Menggalakkan rehat sepenuhnya tanpa sebarang pergerakan atau aktiviti harian
Mencegah kehilangan julat pergerakan (ROM), mengelakkan kontraktur dan kecacatan,
memaksimumkan keupayaan penjagaan diri dan mengurangkan parut hipertrofik
Memberi rawatan luka sahaja tanpa mengambil kira aspek fungsi atau pergerakan pesakit
Which macronutrient deficiency is most commonly associated with delayed wound healing and increased risk of infection?
Fat
Carbohydrate
Protein
Water
Which of the following nutrients is most directly involved in collagen synthesis during wound healing
Vitamin B12
Vitamin C
Vitamin D
Vitamin A
Protein is important in wound healing primarily because it:
Reduces inflammation
Maintains skin hydration
Supports immune function and tissue repair
Enhances vitamin absorption
True about TIME assessment, EXCEPT :
E : Exudates
M : Moisture imbalance
I : Infection / Inflammation
T : Tissue
Clinical signs and symptoms of wounds infection :
Wound breakdown/ dehiscence
Local warmth
New or increasing pain
Lymphangitis
All true
Contraindication for Iodosorb ointment EXCEPT:
iodine hypersensitivity
severe renal function
any thyroid disorder
Pressure sore
