Skin integrity & wound healing
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| What are some causes of Skin Integrity? | Age related, poor nutrition, poor skin turgor, Moisture, deminished sensations and impaired circulation
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| When there are no breaks in the skin; it's like a contusion or bruise | Closed Wound
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| When there is a break in the skin like a laceration, surgical incision, ect... | Open wound
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| When a broken bone comes out of the skin is ? | Compound Fracture
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| When it is an uninfected wound with little inflamation? | Clean wound
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| When it is a surgical incision that enters the GI, Respirtory and or GU tract and have a risk for infection is? | Clean contamination
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| Are open wounds or surgical incisions at high risk for infection is? | Contaminated
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| This is when wounds are infected with puss drainage or nucrotic tissue is? | Infected wounds
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| What are the 3 depths of a wound? | Superficial, Partial thickness and full thickness
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| The epidermal layer of skin from friction, shearing or burning is? | Superficial
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| Extended through the epidermis through the dermis | Partial thickness
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| Extended through the subcutaneous and beyond | Full thickness
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| This intension heals with little tissue loss when the edges are well approximated (closed) & little scaring occurs. A clean surgical incision heals like this. | Primary Intention
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| When healing occurs and the egdes don't close and should not close because it's infected & the wound is left open. It fills with beefy red hranulations and heals slowly & is prone to infection. | Secondary Intention
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| First the wound heals by 2ndary intension, if no edema or infection the wound is closed with sutchers. This creates less scarring than the 2ndary but more than primary intention | Tertiary Intention
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| The stopping of bleeding, the blood vessels constrict, platlets go to the site & clump together & the clotting mechanism is activated to form a blood clot. | Hemostasis
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