CWCA Exam Secrets Practice Questions And Answers With Verified Tests
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CWCA Exam Secrets Practice Questions And Answers With Verified Tests
CWCA Exam Secrets Practice Questions And Answers With Verified Tests
CWCA Exam Secrets Practice Questions And Answers With Verified Tests
CWCA Exam Secrets Practice Questions And Answers With Verified Tests A solid skin barrier wafer with a pouch is applied to a copiously draining wound, but the skin beneath the wafer has become denuded. The BEST initial solution is to: ✔✔Apply a skin barrier powder to the denuded skin under the wafer During the phases of healing, which cell is responsible for beginning angiogenesis? ✔✔Fibroblasts A patient has a wound on the right hip with tunneling and fistulae. Which of the following is MOST indicative of an abscess formation? ✔✔Erythematous, painful swollen area 3cm from wound perimeter Which of the following laboratory tests is the most effective to monitor acute changes in nutritional status? ✔✔Prealbumin The best canidate for hyperbaric oxygen therapy is a patient with: ✔✔chronic diabetic ulcers (Wagner 3 Classification), refractory to standard treatment On the eighth day of wound care, granulation tissue is evident about the wound perimeter, and the wound is beginning to contract. The wound is in which phase? ✔✔Proliferation When calculating the ABI, if the ankle systolic prressure is 90 and the brachial systolic pressure is 120, what is the ABI? ✔✔.75 Which of the following wound irrigation devices will provide approximately 8 PSI in irrigant pressure to the wound surface? ✔✔35mL syringe with 19 gauge angiocath According to the Modified Wagner Foot Ulc er Classification system, a full thickness ulcer that extends to the tendon or joint, but without abscess or osteomyelitis is classified as: ✔✔Grade 2 The sutures of a scalp wound are usually removed after about: ✔✔10 days When doing the nylon monofilame nt test, how many test sites should be used? ✔✔10 A chronic ulcer resulting from peripheral vascular insufficiency may remain in which stage of healing for prolonged periods? ✔✔Inflammation A patient has second and third degree burns on 30% of the body a nd is in severe pain. Which method of debridement is most indicated. ✔✔Surgical debredement Which method of mechanical debridement may cause damage to granulation tissue and is generally contraindicated? ✔✔Wet to dry dressings Which of the following is c ontraindication to negative pressure wound therapy? ✔✔Wound Malignancy Becaplermin (Regranex) gel, a growth factor, is indicated for which type of wound? ✔✔Diabetic ulcer Which of the following types of dressing is indicated for treatment of a full thick ness infected wound with large amounts of exudate? ✔✔alginate Which NPIAP stage is a pressure ulcer characterized by deep full thickness ulceration that exposes subcutaneous tissue with possible presence of slough, tunneling, and undermining without visib ility of underlying muscle, tendon, or bone? ✔✔Stage 3 When assessing for capillary refill time, arterial occlusion is indicated with refill time of: ✔✔>2-3 seconds Burns to the hands that extend through the dermis with sloughing of outer layers of skin and extensive blistering are classified as: ✔✔Second Degree Which of the following nutritional assessments tools is most appropriate to evaluate the nutritional statu s of a 45 year old diabetic patient? ✔✔Subjective global assessment Which layer of the epidermis provides a waterproof barrier against microorganisms and injury? ✔✔Stratum corneum Hypertrophic scars are most likely to occur: ✔✔over joints A patient has marked bilateral non pitting edema of both lower legs and feet, including toes, and has thickening of the skin but no pigmentation. This edema can most likely be characterized as: ✔✔lympedema A large open wound on the patients leg is contaminated with dir t, gravel, and other debris. The best approach to cleansing is: ✔✔hand debridement, large volume irrigation, and pulsatile lavage A basic principle of wound care with occlusive dressings is to keep the wound: ✔✔warm and moist The presence of necrotic tis sues and debris that prevents epithelization from occuring is: ✔✔bioburden
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