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How would you describe wound drainage?

Type, color, consistency and amount

How do you describe wound odor?

Present or absent

Clues that someone has infection (local clues)

Redness is disproportonal, increased temp over wider area, thick copious drainage, distinctive odor

What are some systemic clues that someone has an infection?

They would have:


Fever


Malaise


Leukocytosis


Mental Status change


Tachycardia


Hypotension

To diagnose a wound infection what would you do?

Wound culture that might include: tissue biopsy, fluid aspiration, swab culture.

How do you diagnose a burn?

Degree

How do you diagnose diabetic ulcers?

Wagner system

How do you diagnosis pressure ulcers?

Staging System