Wound healing phases - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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List 3 factos that impact a patient's physiological Response to a wound? correct answers -ability to care for the wound -location of the wound -presentation of the wound list the reimbursement for wound care that uses OASIS: correct answers home health agency what 4 items must be included in documentation for insurance coverage: correct answers -location -measurement -techniques -descriptions Chronic wounds often occur because the wound becomes "stuck" in which phases? correct a...

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CSEP Practice Exam Questions & Answers 2024/2025 what are the primary ergonomic risk factors for MSD - ANSWERSrepetition, force, and postures what is the order of the three phases of the healing process - ANSWERSinflammation, proliferation, remodelling Homeostasis begins after injury in which the blood vessels constrict and the platelets create substances that help stop bleeding through clotting. During the next phase, the body initiates processes to form blood clots in the injured ...

Wound Care Questions and Answers Already Passed What cells are major players in healing? Platelets, neutrophils, macrophages, and fibroblasts What are the 3 phases of healing Inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling How long should a wound take for closure of a chronic wound? 2 years Can a wound be stuck in the inflammatory phase yes What is the term for a wound in the epidermis/dermis layer? partial thickness Can a wound have excessive exudate and not be infected? Yes, e...

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A SURGICAL TECHNOLOGIST IS PREPARING THE INCISION SITE FOR THE DRESSING FOLLWING A (TAH). THE PATIENT HAS DEVELOPED A HEMATOMA AT THE INCISION SITE. THE SURGEON HAS LEFT THE ROOM. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING ACTIONS SHOULD THE SURGICAL TECH TAKE? A. PLACE A PRESSURE DRESSING B. COVER WITH DERMABOND C. STERI-STRIP THE INCISION D. HAVE THE SURGEION RETURN - ANSWER D. HAVE THE SURGEON RETURN WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A SIGN OF CARDIAC ARREST? A. EDEMA B. CONVULSION C. CYANOSIS D. HYPERTEN...

List 3 factos that impact a patient's physiological Response to a wound? - ANSWER-ability to care for the wound -location of the wound -presentation of the wound list the reimbursement for wound care that uses OASIS: - ANSWERhome health agency what 4 items must be included in documentation for insurance coverage: - ANSWER-location -measurement -techniques -descriptions Chronic wounds often occur because the wound becomes "stuck" in which phases? - ANSWER-infection What are th...

NR 224 SKIN AND WOUND CARE/ EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+ changes in skin on older adults - -less collagen, elasticity, thinning, weakened attachment of both epidermis and dermis shearing forces decreased inflammatory response slow healing reduced nutritional intake how does health status affect wound healing? - -corticosteroid drugs, poor immune system, and postopertive radiation therapy delay healing dessication, maceration, pressure, trauma, edema, infection, necros...

23. Types of wound healing? PRIMARY CLOSURE (or first intention) : caused by cutting with a sharp instrument, with little tissue damage wound is minimally contaminated . and can be closed with a needle, The ideal timing for primary closure is within 6—8 h. SECONDARY CLOSURE : takes place when wound are left open and unopposed due to edema or other causes; they are closed by new tissue formation and re-epithelialization. Secondary closure allows for treatment of necrotic and grossly con...