Wound classification Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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1.This type of needle point is what you would expect to be needed for suturing friable tissue such as the liver. - Answer- What is a Blunt needle point? 2.These particular wound closing items are available in a wide variety of instrument sizes. - Answer- What are disposable stapler sets? 3.Give one example from TJC list of Do-Not-Use Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Symbols. - Answer- What is cc? 5.The surgical wound classification for a total abdominal hysterectomy. - Answer- What is Clean...

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What is a Blunt needle point? - correct answer 1.This type of needle point is what you would expect to be needed for suturing friable tissue such as the liver. What are disposable stapler sets? - correct answer 2.These particular wound closing items are available in a wide variety of instrument sizes. What is cc? - correct answer 3.Give one example from TJC list of Do-Not-Use Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Symbols. What is Clean contaminated? - correct answer 5.The surgical wound classifi...

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- A Further decline in level of consciousness. Question 2 of 55 A client who has a history of hypothyroidism was initially admitted with lethargy and confusion. Which additional finding warrants the most immediate action by the nurse? [Hematocrit (Reference Range: Male: 42% to 52% (0.42 to 0.52 volume fraction)] - A Further decline in level of consciousness. - B Hematocrit of 30% (0.30 volume fraction) - C Cold and dry skin. - D Facial puffiness and periorbital edema - B Full thickness....

CDIP Practice Exam Questions With Complete Solutions | Latest 2023/2024 Graded A+. During an outpatient procedure for removal of a bladder cyst, the urologist accidentally tore the urethral sphincter requiring an observation stay. This should be assigned as the principal diagnosis: a.The reason for the outpatient surgery b.The reason for admission c.Either the reason for the outpatient surgery or the reason for admission d.None of the above - Answer- a When a patient presents for outpatien...

What is a Blunt needle point? - 1.This type of needle point is what you would expect to be needed for suturing friable tissue such as the liver. What are disposable stapler sets? - 2.These particular wound closing items are available in a wide variety of instrument sizes. What is cc? - 3.Give one example from TJC list of Do-Not-Use Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Symbols. What is Clean contaminated? - 5.The surgical wound classification for a total abdominal hysterectomy. What is a Jackson-P...

Dehiscence The partial or total separation of wound layers as a result of excessive stress on wounds that are not healed Factors in developing pressure injuries immobility poor eating moist skin altered mental status sensory limits increased age Stage 1 pressure ulcer non-blanchable redness of intact skin stage 2 pressure ulcer partial thickness skin loss, exposed dermis stage 3 pressure ulcer full thickness loss, no underlying fascia involved stage 4 pressure ulcer f...

1.This type of needle point is what you would expect to be needed for suturing friable tissue such as the liver. - Ans ️️ -What is a Blunt needle point? 2.These particular wound closing items are available in a wide variety of instrument sizes. - Ans ️️ -What are disposable stapler sets? 3.Give one example from TJC list of Do-Not-Use Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Symbols. - Ans ️️ -What is cc? 5.The surgical wound classification for a total abdominal hysterectomy. - Ans ️️ ...