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_________ is the single most important source of HIV, HBV, & other blood borne pathogens in the occupational setting.

Blood

Which of the following is most likely to be contracted from a needle stick?


HBV
HCV
HIV

HBV

What do you do if you are exposed to blood, etc?

1. clean wound w soap & water


2. flush mucous membranes w/ water


3. report exposure & obtain immediate evaluation & treatment

First thing you do when a patient comes in with an open wound?

Take a history

__________ is the most important thing in preventing an infection

IRRIGATION (water w/ pressure)

If _______, ________, or _________ are involved in a lacteration, you do NOT suture, you refer to a surgeon.

tendons, vasculature, or nerves

4 Stages of Wound Healing Process

1. Inflammatory (phagocytosis)


2. Proliferation (angiogenesis, granulation)


3. Epithelialization (myofibroblast contraction)


4. Remodeling (collagen remodeled)

If a wound has been open for more than _____ hours DO NOT CLOSE (already too much bacteria inside)

12 hours

Absorbable sutures are good for deep, multi-layer repairs. What are the absorbable sutures available?

Vicryl


Dexon


Monocryl


Biovek

Non-absorbable sutures are used preferably for superficial repairs & must be removed. What are the non-absorbable sutures available?

Nylon


Silk


Prolene


Ethilon

The lower the number (3.0-->2.0--> 1.0) the thicker the suture & the larger the scar will be. What size is MC used?

4.0



(use a smaller suture for facial, etc areas that you want smaller scars ex: 5.0)

_______ sutures should be removed in 3-5 days.

Face



(longer sutures in = worse scar)

_______ & ________ sutures should be removed in 7-10 days.

Scalp & Arms

______, _______, & __________ sutures should be removed in 10- 14 days.

Trunk, Hands, & Feet

______ & _______ sutures should be removed in 14-21 days

Joints & Palms/Soles