2.
Which type of intention is characterized by intentional wounds with minimal tissue loss, in which the edges are closely approximated?
Explanation
Primary intention refers to a type of intention characterized by intentional wounds with minimal tissue loss, in which the edges are closely approximated. This means that the wound is clean, with little to no tissue damage, and the edges of the wound can easily be brought together for proper healing. Primary intention is often used for surgical incisions or wounds that can be easily closed with sutures or other methods to promote rapid healing and minimize scarring.
3.
Increased supply of oxygen and nutrients to the area is due to vasodilation which is due to the application of _______.
Explanation
Vasodilation is the widening of blood vessels, which allows for increased blood flow to a specific area. In this case, the increased supply of oxygen and nutrients to the area is a result of vasodilation. Heat is known to cause vasodilation, as it helps to relax and expand the blood vessels, allowing for more blood to flow through them. Therefore, the application of heat can lead to vasodilation, which in turn increases the supply of oxygen and nutrients to the area.
4.
True or False:Oxygenation of tissues is decreased in people with anemia.
Explanation
In people with anemia, there is a decrease in the number of red blood cells or a decrease in the amount of hemoglobin in the blood. Since red blood cells are responsible for carrying oxygen to the tissues, a decrease in their number or function leads to reduced oxygenation of the tissues. Therefore, the statement "Oxygenation of tissues is decreased in people with anemia" is true.
5.
Which type of intention is defined as having edges that are not well approximated.
Correct Answer
secondary
secondary intention
Explanation
Secondary intention is a type of intention that is defined as having edges that are not well approximated. This means that when a wound or injury heals through secondary intention, the edges of the wound do not come together neatly or smoothly. Instead, the wound is left open to heal from the bottom up, with new tissue filling in the gap over time. This type of healing is often seen in larger or deeper wounds, where the edges cannot be easily brought together or closed with sutures or staples.
6.
_____ is a thick, leathery scab or dry crust that is necrotic and must be removed before the stage can be determined accurately.
Correct Answer
eschar
Explanation
An eschar is a thick, leathery scab or dry crust that forms over a necrotic (dead) tissue. It must be removed before the stage of the wound can be accurately determined. The presence of an eschar indicates a deeper wound and may require debridement to promote healing.
7.
A ____ is an abnormal passage from an internal organ to the outside of the body or from one internal organ to another. It may be purosefully created; however it is often the result of infection that has developed into an abscess.
Correct Answer
fistula
fistula formation
Explanation
A fistula is an abnormal passage that connects an internal organ to the outside of the body or to another internal organ. It can be intentionally created, but it is more commonly the result of an infection that has progressed into an abscess.
8.
Herbert is 82 years old, dehydrated, and malnurished. He also suffers from diabetes and urinary incontinence. Moreover, mayor Adam West has stolen his walker, so he spends a lot of time sitting on his porch chair, lusting after Chris Griffin. These are high risk factors for _______ development.
Correct Answer
decubitus ulcer, pressure ulcers, pressure ulcer, pressure injury, bedsore, bedsores
Explanation
The given correct answer options (decubitus ulcer, pressure ulcers, pressure ulcer, bedsore, bedsores) are all conditions that can develop due to the high-risk factors mentioned in the question. Herbert's age, dehydration, malnutrition, diabetes, urinary incontinence, and lack of mobility due to the stolen walker all contribute to an increased risk of developing decubitus ulcers or pressure ulcers. These conditions occur when prolonged pressure on the skin leads to tissue damage and sores, commonly known as bedsores or pressure ulcers.
9.
______, or wound drainage, is described as serous, sanguineous, serosanguineous, or purulent.
Correct Answer
exudate
Explanation
p. 1203
10.
Stewie Griffin is experiencing exudate from a wound that appears clear and watery; what type of drainage is this?
Correct Answer
A. Serous drainage
Explanation
Stewie Griffin is experiencing exudate from a wound that appears clear and watery. This type of drainage is known as serous drainage. Serous drainage is typically thin, transparent, and watery, indicating a normal healing process without infection or significant tissue damage. It is commonly seen in the early stages of wound healing.
11.
The skin has ___ layers, in addition to the subcutaneous tissue layer
Correct Answer
2, two
Explanation
The skin is composed of two main layers, the epidermis and the dermis. The epidermis is the outermost layer of the skin, providing protection and preventing water loss. The dermis is located beneath the epidermis and contains various structures such as blood vessels, hair follicles, and sweat glands. These two layers work together to maintain the integrity and function of the skin. The subcutaneous tissue layer, also known as the hypodermis, is located beneath the dermis and serves as a layer of insulation and padding for the body.
12.
There are ____ types of wound healing.
Correct Answer
3
three
Explanation
The correct answer is 3, three. The question asks for the number of types of wound healing. Wound healing can be categorized into three main types: primary intention, secondary intention, and tertiary intention. Primary intention occurs when the wound edges are brought together and closed with sutures, staples, or adhesive. Secondary intention refers to the healing process where the wound is left open to heal from the bottom up, and it usually occurs in larger wounds with significant tissue loss. Tertiary intention, also known as delayed primary closure, combines elements of both primary and secondary intention and involves initially leaving the wound open to allow for drainage and then closing it later.
13.
Pathologic changes at a pressure ulcer site result from blood vessels collapse, caused by ______, usually from body weight. Necrosis eventually occurs.
Correct Answer
pressure
Explanation
The correct answer for this question is "pressure". Pathologic changes at a pressure ulcer site occur due to the collapse of blood vessels, which is caused by pressure, typically from body weight. This constant pressure restricts blood flow to the area, leading to tissue damage and eventually necrosis.
14.
Meg Griffin is experiencing thick, foul smelling, green exudate from a wound. What kind of drainage is this?
Correct Answer
A. Purulent drainage
Explanation
Purulent drainage is the correct answer because it is characterized by thick, foul smelling, and green exudate from a wound. This type of drainage typically indicates the presence of infection and is commonly seen in wounds with bacterial or fungal contamination.
15.
Wound _______ is the directional flow of solution over tissues that is used to clean opon wounds of cellular debris and drainage.
Correct Answer
irrigation
Explanation
Irrigation is the process of using a solution to clean wounds by directing the flow of the solution over the tissues. This helps to remove cellular debris and drainage from the wound, promoting healing and preventing infection.
16.
Which of the following influence resistance of skin integrity?
Correct Answer
A. All of the above
Explanation
All of the factors mentioned - age, amount of underlying tissue, and illness - can influence the resistance of skin integrity. Age can affect the elasticity and thickness of the skin, making it more prone to damage. The amount of underlying tissue can provide support and protection to the skin, affecting its ability to resist damage. Illnesses can weaken the immune system and impair the body's ability to heal, making the skin more susceptible to breakdown. Therefore, all of these factors can play a role in influencing the resistance of skin integrity.
17.
Acute inflammation occurs in which of the phases of wound healing
Correct Answer
inflammatory
inflammatory phase
inflammation
inflammation phase
Explanation
The correct answer is "inflammatory phase" or "inflammation phase". Acute inflammation is a normal response of the body to injury or infection, and it is one of the initial phases of wound healing. During this phase, blood vessels dilate, allowing increased blood flow to the injured area. This results in redness, swelling, heat, and pain. The inflammatory phase helps to remove debris, pathogens, and damaged tissue from the wound site and initiates the healing process.
18.
An appropriate nursing diagnosis for a stage ___ pressure ulcer is Impaired skin integrity.
Correct Answer
1
2
I
II
Explanation
The appropriate nursing diagnosis for a stage I or II pressure ulcer is impaired skin integrity. This diagnosis is based on the fact that these stages of pressure ulcers involve damage to the skin, such as blisters, abrasions, or shallow craters. Impaired skin integrity refers to the breakdown or damage of the skin, which can lead to further complications if not properly managed. Therefore, it is important for nurses to assess and address impaired skin integrity in patients with stage I or II pressure ulcers.
19.
A ____ is a break or disruption in the normal integrity of the skin and tissues.
Correct Answer
wound
Explanation
A wound refers to a break or disruption in the normal integrity of the skin and tissues. It can be caused by various factors such as cuts, abrasions, punctures, or burns. Wounds can vary in severity, ranging from minor cuts that heal quickly to deep lacerations that require medical attention. Regardless of the cause or severity, all wounds involve damage to the skin and underlying tissues, which can lead to pain, bleeding, and potential infection if not properly treated and cared for.
20.
A collection of infected fluid that has not drained is a
Correct Answer
A. Abscess
Explanation
An abscess is a collection of infected fluid that has not drained. It is typically caused by a bacterial infection and can occur in various parts of the body. The infected fluid forms a pocket or cavity, causing swelling, redness, and pain in the affected area. Treatment usually involves draining the abscess and administering antibiotics to clear the infection.
21.
Which is a pressure-relieving measures for a stage I pressure ulcer
Correct Answer
A. All of the above
Explanation
All of the options mentioned - frequent turning, pressure-relieving devices, and positioning - are effective pressure-relieving measures for a stage I pressure ulcer. Frequent turning helps to redistribute pressure and relieve the affected area, while pressure-relieving devices such as cushions or mattresses help to reduce pressure on the ulcer. Proper positioning also plays a crucial role in relieving pressure and promoting healing. Therefore, all of these measures are recommended for managing stage I pressure ulcers.
22.
True or False:Montgomery straps use ties attached to an adhesive backing to hold dressings in place. They prevent skin irritation and damage due to constant retaping with dressing changes.
Explanation
Montgomery straps are a type of medical adhesive device that use ties attached to an adhesive backing to hold dressings in place. They are designed to prevent skin irritation and damage that can occur from frequent retaping with dressing changes. Therefore, the statement is true.
23.
True or False:Friction injury (of a pressure ulcer) resembles an abrasion
Explanation
Friction injury of a pressure ulcer resembles an abrasion because both involve damage to the skin caused by rubbing or scraping against a rough surface. In both cases, the outer layer of the skin is worn away, leaving a shallow, open wound. Friction injuries and abrasions can be painful and may require similar treatment, such as cleaning the wound, applying a dressing, and promoting healing. Therefore, the statement "Friction injury (of a pressure ulcer) resembles an abrasion" is true.
24.
A wound infection can lead to other complications, including ______, which is the presence of pathogenic organisms in the blood or tissues
Correct Answer
sepsis
Explanation
A wound infection can lead to sepsis, which is the presence of pathogenic organisms in the blood or tissues. Sepsis occurs when the infection spreads and causes a systemic inflammatory response throughout the body. This can lead to organ dysfunction and failure, and if left untreated, sepsis can be life-threatening. Therefore, it is important to promptly treat and manage wound infections to prevent the development of sepsis.
25.
________ increases tissue metabolism, reduces blood viscosity, increasees capillary permeability, reduces muscle tension, helps releave pain.
Correct Answer
heat
Explanation
Heat increases tissue metabolism by increasing blood flow to the area, which in turn increases oxygen and nutrient delivery to the tissues. It also reduces blood viscosity, making it easier for blood to flow through the blood vessels. Heat increases capillary permeability, allowing for better exchange of nutrients and waste products between the blood and surrounding tissues. It also helps to relax muscles and reduce muscle tension, which can help relieve pain and promote healing.
26.
Drains may be inserted in or near a wound to ____ drainage, thereby reducing the risk of _____ formation and promoting wound healing.
Correct Answer
A. Promote; abscess
Explanation
Drains may be inserted in or near a wound to promote drainage, thereby reducing the risk of abscess formation and promoting wound healing. By allowing the fluid to drain out of the wound, the drains help prevent the accumulation of pus and other fluids, which can lead to the formation of an abscess. This promotes a clean and healthy wound environment, facilitating the healing process.
27.
Which structure of the hair profects beyond the surface of the skin
Correct Answer
shaft
hair shaft
Explanation
The hair shaft is the correct answer because it is the part of the hair that projects beyond the surface of the skin. The hair shaft is the visible part of the hair that we see and it is composed of dead cells that have been pushed up from the hair follicle. The shaft is responsible for giving the hair its length and texture.
28.
Lois Griffin has just had a heart transplant. The doctor made an incision into the chest, performed the surgery, and sutured the incision. This is:
Correct Answer
A. Primary intention
Explanation
Primary intention refers to the healing process of a surgical wound where the edges of the incision are brought together and closed with sutures or staples, allowing for a faster and more organized healing process. In this case, Lois Griffin's incision was made, the surgery was performed, and then the incision was sutured, indicating that the wound was closed immediately after the surgery, following the primary intention healing process.
29.
Lois Griffin is experiencing red drainage from a wound. What kind of exudate is this?
Correct Answer
A. Sanguineous drainage
Explanation
Sanguineous drainage refers to the red drainage from a wound, which indicates the presence of blood. This type of exudate is commonly seen in fresh wounds or wounds with active bleeding. It is important to monitor sanguineous drainage as excessive or prolonged bleeding may indicate a more serious underlying condition or the need for medical intervention.
30.
Osteomyelitis is
Correct Answer
A. Bone infection
Explanation
The correct answer is "bone infection" because osteomyelitis refers to the infection and inflammation of the bone and bone marrow. It is caused by pathogenic organisms entering the bone through the bloodstream, nearby tissues, or open wounds. This condition can lead to pain, swelling, and fever, and if left untreated, it can cause bone destruction and other complications. Therefore, the presence of pathogenic organisms in the blood or tissue is not a complete definition of osteomyelitis, and it is not related to the infection of the intestine.
31.
Hemorrhage may occur from a:
Correct Answer
A. All of the above
Explanation
All of the options listed can potentially cause hemorrhage. A slipped suture can lead to bleeding if it fails to hold the wound together properly. A dislodged clot from stress at the suture line or operative site can result in bleeding as well. Infection can cause inflammation and damage to blood vessels, leading to hemorrhage. Lastly, erosion of a blood vessel can cause bleeding. Therefore, all of the given options can contribute to the occurrence of hemorrhage.
32.
True or False:If a dehiscence and evisceration of an abdominal incision occurs, one should leave the patient, rush to the nurses' station, and immediately contact the doctor.
Explanation
One should not leave the patient and rush to the nurses' station if a dehiscence and evisceration of an abdominal incision occurs. This is because dehiscence and evisceration are surgical emergencies that require immediate intervention. The nurse should stay with the patient, cover the exposed organs with sterile dressings or towels, and call for assistance while waiting for the doctor to arrive. Leaving the patient unattended can lead to further complications and delay in providing necessary medical care.
33.
Who of the following is the most at risk for a pressure ulcer:
Correct Answer
A. Joe Swanson, because he is a paraplegic
Explanation
Joe Swanson is the most at risk for a pressure ulcer because he is a paraplegic. Paraplegia is a condition that impairs or eliminates movement and sensation in the lower extremities, making it difficult for individuals to change positions or relieve pressure on certain areas of the body. This prolonged pressure can lead to the development of pressure ulcers, also known as bedsores. Obesity, minor brain impairment, being an infant, or being an evil monkey do not inherently increase the risk of pressure ulcers.
34.
Granulation tissue, which forms the foundation for scar tissue development, is made in which phase of wound healing? (make sure to include the word "phase" in the answer)
Correct Answer
proliferation phase, fibroblastic phase, regenerative phase, connective tissue phase, proliferative phase
Explanation
Granulation tissue, which forms the foundation for scar tissue development, is made in the proliferation phase of wound healing. During this phase, fibroblasts migrate to the wound site and begin to synthesize collagen and other extracellular matrix components. This leads to the formation of granulation tissue, which is rich in blood vessels and provides a scaffold for new tissue growth. The proliferation phase is an important step in wound healing, as it prepares the wound for the next phase of remodeling and maturation.
35.
What local factor (that affects wound healing) requires large amounts of energy be spent by the immune system to fight the invaders, leaving little or no reserves to attend to the attend to the job of repair and healing.
Correct Answer
A. Infection
Explanation
Infection is the correct answer because when the body is invaded by pathogens, the immune system needs to use a large amount of energy to fight off these invaders. This energy expenditure leaves little or no reserves for the immune system to focus on the job of repair and healing. Infection can delay or impair the wound healing process as the immune system is primarily focused on combating the infection rather than promoting tissue repair.
36.
Which of the following is not true about a stage I pressure ulcer
Correct Answer
A. Shallow crater
Explanation
A stage I pressure ulcer is characterized by intact skin with persistent redness in lightly pigmented skin or persistent red, blue, or purple hues in darker skin. It does not have a shallow crater, which is a characteristic of a stage II pressure ulcer.
37.
Which phase of wound healing occurs first?
Correct Answer
Inflammatory Phase
Explanation
The first phase of wound healing is the "Inflammatory Phase," during which the body responds to the injury with inflammation. This phase aims to control bleeding, prevent infection, and initiate the healing process by recruiting immune cells and releasing growth factors to prepare the wound for repair.
38.
An open or closed drainage system constists of a drainage tube that is often connected to a electrical suction device?
Correct Answer
closed
Explanation
A closed drainage system consists of a drainage tube that is often connected to an electrical suction device. In a closed system, the drainage tube is sealed, preventing air from entering the system. This creates a negative pressure, allowing the drainage fluid to be effectively removed from the body. The electrical suction device helps to maintain the necessary suction pressure for efficient drainage. This closed system is commonly used in medical settings to prevent infection and promote proper healing.
39.
Which of the following does not encourage friction and shearing related pressure ulcers?
Correct Answer
A. None of the above
Explanation
All of the options listed in the question can encourage friction and shearing related pressure ulcers. Lying on wrinkled sheets can cause friction and shearing against the skin. Pulling patients instead of lifting them when moving them up in bed can also create friction and shearing forces. Similarly, patients who slide down while sitting up in bed or in a chair can experience friction and shearing. Therefore, none of the options listed in the question can be considered as not encouraging friction and shearing related pressure ulcers.
40.
Peter Griffin is experiencing light pink and blood tinged exudate from a wound. This is what kind of drainage?
Correct Answer
A. Serosanguineous drainage
Explanation
Serosanguineous drainage refers to a combination of serous (clear, yellowish fluid) and sanguineous (bloody) drainage. In Peter Griffin's case, he is experiencing a mixture of light pink and blood tinged exudate from his wound, which fits the description of serosanguineous drainage. This type of drainage is commonly seen in the early stages of wound healing and is considered normal.
41.
What type of tissue forms the foundation for scar tissue development
Correct Answer
granulation tissue, granulation
Explanation
Granulation tissue is a type of tissue that forms during the healing process of a wound. It is composed of new blood vessels, fibroblasts, and inflammatory cells. Granulation tissue acts as the foundation for scar tissue development by providing a scaffold for the migration of cells involved in tissue repair. As the wound heals, the granulation tissue is gradually replaced by collagen fibers, resulting in the formation of scar tissue. Therefore, granulation tissue plays a crucial role in the formation and organization of scar tissue.
42.
Which of the following is synonymous for "pressure ulcer"
Correct Answer
A. All of the above
Explanation
The terms "pressure ulcer," "decubitus ulcer," and "bedsore" are all used interchangeably to refer to the same medical condition. They all describe a localized injury to the skin and underlying tissue, usually occurring over a bony prominence, as a result of prolonged pressure or friction. Therefore, all of the given options are synonymous with each other and can be used to describe the same condition.
43.
How many mechanisms contribute to pressure ulcer development?
Correct Answer
2, two
Explanation
Pressure ulcer development can be attributed to two mechanisms. These mechanisms include external pressure on the skin, which compresses the blood vessels and restricts blood flow, leading to tissue damage. The second mechanism involves shear forces, which occur when the skin moves in one direction while underlying tissues move in another. Shear forces can cause blood vessels to stretch and tear, further contributing to pressure ulcer formation.
44.
____ is local anemia and blanching resulting from poor circulation
Correct Answer
ischemia
Explanation
Ischemia refers to a condition where there is a lack of blood supply to a particular area of the body, leading to a decrease in oxygen and nutrient delivery. This can result in local anemia, which is a decrease in the number of red blood cells in the affected area, and blanching, which is the loss of color or paleness in the skin. Poor circulation is the underlying cause of ischemia, as it prevents adequate blood flow to the affected area.
45.
The skin is also known as the ______
Correct Answer
integument, integumentary, integumentary system
Explanation
The skin is commonly referred to as the integument, integumentary, or integumentary system. These terms all describe the same thing, which is the external covering of the body that protects it from the environment. The integumentary system includes not only the skin but also the hair, nails, and various glands.
46.
True or false:Desiccation is the process of drying up. Cells dehydrate and die in a dry environment. This promotes healing.
Explanation
Desiccation is the process of drying up, but it does not promote healing. In fact, cells dehydrate and die in a dry environment, which can be detrimental to healing. Therefore, the statement that desiccation promotes healing is false.
47.
This classification of wounds remains in the inflammatory phase of healing.
Correct Answer
chronic, chronic wound
Explanation
The given correct answer is "chronic, chronic wound." This classification of wounds suggests that the wound is in the inflammatory phase of healing. Chronic wounds are those that do not heal within the expected timeframe and often remain in the inflammatory phase for an extended period. This can be due to various factors such as poor blood supply, underlying health conditions, or repeated trauma to the wound site. Therefore, the presence of chronic wounds indicates that the wound is still in the inflammatory phase of healing.
48.
B in RYB stands for ____ or debride. It maybe be indicative of ______, which is usually black but can be brown, gray, or tan. It requires debridement and then the wound is treated as a yellow wound. (separate answers with a space)
Correct Answer
black eschar
Explanation
The letter B in RYB stands for black eschar or debride. Black eschar is usually black but can also be brown, gray, or tan. When present, it indicates the presence of dead tissue that needs to be removed through debridement. Once the black eschar is removed, the wound is then treated as a yellow wound.
49.
Which of the following does not create a higher risk for infection?
Correct Answer
A. None of the above
Explanation
The given options are contamination, nosocomial infections, surgery of intestines, all of the above, and none of the above. The correct answer is "None of the above." This means that all of the options listed create a higher risk for infection.