Skin And Wound Care Trivia Quiz assesses knowledge on pressure ulcers, their stages, and factors affecting their development. It's designed for healthcare professionals to understand tissue injury levels, enhancing patient care skills.
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Fatty area
Bony area
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Past & current history of co-morbid conditions
Nutrition and mobility
Medications
Pyscho-social issues
All the above
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Pressure and friction
Pressure and moisture
Shearing and moisture
Friction, moisture and shearing
Pressure, frictions, shearing and moisture.
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The level of pressure ulcer risks a client has.
The number of times a client has had a pressure ulcer.
The level of tissue injury in a pressure ulcer.
The progression of pressure ulcer healing.
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At risk
Moderate risk
High risk
Very high risk
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False
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Glasgow Coma Scale
Skin condition – temperature, turgor and moisture
Braden Scale
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15-18 At Risk
13-14 Moderate Risk
10-12 High Risk
9 or less Very High Risk
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A 72 years old female weighing 82 lbs with stress incontinence and dementia.
A 90 years old male with Congestive Heart Failure who has 3+ pitting edema in lower extremities.
A 6 months old with the flu.
An ambulatory 88 years old with dementia who is admitted with shingles.
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Keep the skin moist and layer the sacral area with extra sheet layers.
Turn and re-position the patient every 2 hours.
Exercise the extremities actively and passively.
Use pillows to elevated bony prominences.
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False
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Stage I
Stage III
Unstageable
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Localized heat.
Edema.
Induration.
All of the above.
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False
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False
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Repositioning
Covering the wound
Systemic analgesia prior to treatments
Limiting number of dressing changes
Avoiding tape on fragile skin
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Obtain a complete medical history
Do a full physical examination
Do a nutritional assessment
Assess pain
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Validated risk-assessment scale
Head-to-toe skin assessment
Nutritional assessment
Psychosocial assessment
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Documentation
Daily skin inspection
Nutrition
Managing incontinence
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Nutritional supplements
Increased mobility
Repositioning
Support surfaces
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Perspiration
Wound drainage
Condensation
Incontinence
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Causes undesirable alkaline skin conditions
Encourages destructive enzymatic activity
Macerates the skin
Increases friction
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