WorksheetsKnowledge Fitness July-25 Ad Wc
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 17mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Sorbact's mode of action is purely physical. It does not release active agents into the wound.
a)
True
b)
False
2.
Sorbact can promote the development of antimicrobial resistance
a)
True
b)
False
3.
What is the primary aim of Ron J. Doyle's review on the hydrophobic effect in microbial infection?
a)
To study the genetic makeup of pathogens.
b)
To explore the role of hydrophobic interactions in microbial adhesion and infection.
c)
To analyze the nutritional requirements of microbes.
d)
To investigate the environmental impact of microbial infections.
4.
What was the average bacterial load reduction in the SCH (Silver) group in Mosti et al.?
a)
0.731
b)
0.416
c)
0.5
d)
0.9
5.
What does biofilm protect bacteria from?
a)
Antibiotics
b)
Antiseptics
c)
The body's immune system
d)
All of the above
6.
What makes Sorbact unique in its action?
a)
It releases antibiotics into the wound
b)
It binds bacteria physically without cytotoxic effects
c)
It changes color when in contact with bacteria
d)
It provides a cooling effect on the wound
7.
What was the average bacterial load reduction in the Microorganism-binding (MB) Sorbact dressing group in Mosti et al.?
a)
0.731
b)
0.416
c)
0.5
d)
0.9
8.
How does biofilm affect wound healing?
a)
It speeds up wound healing
b)
It delays wound healing
c)
It has no effect on wound healing
d)
It only affects infected wounds
9.
What is Sorbact's role in the management of biofilm?
a)
It acts as an antibiotic
b)
It binds bacteria in the presence of biofilm
c)
It provides hydration to the wound
d)
It acts as an antiseptic
10.
What is a key advantage of Sorbact compared to other topical dressings?
a)
It has a cytotoxic effect on cell growth
b)
It allows for prolonged treatment without any cytotoxic effect on cell growth
c)
It requires less frequent application
d)
It is more expensive
11.
What reduces the effect of Sorbact on wound healing?
a)
Inadequate wound cleansing, debridement, and peri wound skin care
b)
Excessive use of antibiotics
c)
Overhydration of the wound
d)
Frequent dressing changes
12.
You are explaining to a Doctor how Cutimed Sorbact works. Which of the following statements you should include?
a)
"Cutimed Sorbact releases antibiotics to kill bacteria."
b)
"Cutimed Sorbact has a hydrophilic surface that attracts moisture."
c)
"Cutimed Sorbact has a special coating that binds bacteria and endotoxins."
d)
"Cutimed Sorbact increases blood flow to the wound area."
13.
The Cutimed Siltec heel comes in a bordered and non-bordered variant
a)
True
b)
False
14.
What is osteomyelitis ?
a)
Cellulitis
b)
Infection of the tendon
c)
Infection of the bone
d)
Surgical site infection
15.
A green tinge in the wound tissue could be an indication of what type of bacterial infection?
a)
Staphylococcus
b)
Pseudomonas
c)
Streptococcus
d)
MRSA
16.
What is the primary benefit of using Sorbact dressings in diabetic foot ulcer infections?
a)
Enhances systemic antibiotic delivery
b)
Reduces bioburden at the wound site
c)
Increases blood flow to the affected area
d)
Provides nutritional support to the tissue
17.
What is the benefit of debridement in wound care?
a)
It permanently removes biofilm and does not allow to reoccurence
b)
It provides a window of opportunity in which biofilm defenses are temporarily disrupted
c)
It hydrates the wound bed
d)
It applies a barrier cream
18.
What is the primary focus of Johanna Husmark's in vitro study on DACC-coated wound dressings?
a)
To compare different types of wound dressings.
b)
To evaluate the antimicrobial effects of DACC-coated dressings.
c)
To analyze the cost-effectiveness of wound treatments.
d)
To investigate the side effects of antimicrobial agents.
19.
Which of the following is NOT listed as a clinical sign of infection in DFU?
a)
Local swelling
b)
Erythema
c)
Dizziness
d)
Purulent discharge
20.
What is a key risk for a patient with a diabetes related foot ulcer?
a)
Osteomyelitis
b)
Malnutrition
c)
High blood pressure
d)
Congestive heart failure
21.
What is the definition of a chronic wound?
a)
A wound that does not heal within 6 weeks
b)
A wound that does not heal
c)
A wound that does not heal in an orderly manner within the expected time frame
d)
A wound that heals by secondary intention
22.
How many clinical studies were included in the Paul Chadwick review?
a)
15
b)
29
c)
50
d)
49
23.
How does Sorbact contribute to Antimicrobial Stewardship
a)
Sorbact can be used at all stages in the infection continuum to controll bacteria and has no limitation in treatment time.
b)
There is no release of active substances to the wound and antimicrobial resistance is therefor not expected
c)
By always replacing all antibiotic use to treat a wound infection with Sorbact
d)
Sorbact may reduce the use of antibiotics
e)
Antimicrobial Stewardship does only concern less use of anitbiotics and Sorbact is therefore not relevant.
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