Certification - Wound Classification & Healing
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| Name the classifications of wounds | Class I, Class II, Class III, and Class IV
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| Class I wound = | Clean
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| Class II wound = | Clean contaminated
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| Class III wound = | Contaminated
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| Class IV wound = | Dirty or Infected
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| Phases of Wound Healing | Phase I, II, and III
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| Phase I of Wound Healing AKA | Lag Phase (Inflammatory + Debridement)
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| Phase II of Wound Healing AKA | Proliferative Phase (Repair)
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| Phase III of Wound Healing AKA | Maturation Phase
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| Describe Phase I of Wound Healing | Hemostasis and Inflammation (2-5 days)
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| Describe Phase II of Wound Healing | Granulation, Contraction, and Epithelialization (5 days - 3 wks)
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| Describe Phase III of Wound Healing | Maturation (3 wks to 2 yrs)
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