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Patient factors influencing wound healing
Age, Nutritional status, Physical condtion, Pre-existing health problems, Medication habits
Wound Classifications
Clean
Clean-Contaminated
Contaminated
Dirty or Infected
Four phases of wound healing
Hemostasis
Inflammatory Phase
Reconstruction
Maturation
Hemostasis
Termination of bleeding
Cardinal signs and symptoms of inflammation
erythema (redness)
heat
edema (swelling)
pain
tissue dystfunctions
The reconstruction phase begins how long after the injury occurred? Lasts for how long?
3rd or 4th day after injury occurs. Lasts for 2 or 3 weeks.
Foods rich in ____________ and vitamins _____ and _____ assist in wound repair
Protein
A
C
The process of wound healing occurs by:
Primary Intention (primary union)
Secondary Intention (granulation)
Tertiary (third) Intention
Purulent
producing or containing pus
Factors that influence wound healing
Age, Malnutrition, Obesity Impaired Oxygenation Smoking, Drugs, Diabetes
Radiation, Wound Stress
Common closures for surgical incisions
Sutures, Staples, Steri-Strips
Butterfly strips and transparent sprays and films
Inflammatory Response
A tissue reaction to injury
Primary purpose of a wet-to-dry dressing
Mechanically debride a wound
Name 3 methods to facilitate the flow of exudate away from a wound
Closed Drainage
Open Drainage
Suction Drainage
Which drain uses gravity to move exudate away from a wound
Penrose Drain
Name 4 types of closed drainage systems
Hemovac
RediVac
Jackson-Pratt
Davol
Exudate in quantities greater than 300mL in the first 24 hours is normal
False, over 300 mL is abnormal and should be reported immediately
The softening and breaking down of skin from prolonged exposure to moisture
Maceration
A patient should receive pain medication ______ to ______
minutes before changing a wet-to-dry dressing
20 to 30
When irrigating a wound you should cleanse from most contaminated area to least contaminated area
False, cleanse from least contaminated to most contaminated.