Q1. Give definitions for the following wound

Q1. Give definitions for the following wound management terminology Avascular necrosis Dehisce Eschar Granulation tissue Slough Hyperkeratosis Q2. Give 4 examples of common fungal conditions Q3. In considering the historical development of contemporary wound management strategies , provide a brief account of why anti septic solution is no longer used for cleaning wounds? Q4. What are the three most common microorganisms that cause wound infections Q5. You need to perform a Doppler ultrasound assessment for the mixed leg ulcer. Which one correctly describes the Doppler ultrasound assessment? a. All of the listed responses b. Doppler ultrasounds is a test that used high- frequency sound waves to measure the amount of blood flow through patients arteries and veins. c. Doppler ultrasounds forms a part of leg assessments in order to identify the aetiology of patients leg ulcer d. A Doppler assessment is not diagnostic of venous ulceration but may be of value defining a safe level of compression bandaging. Q6. How would you provide first aid sequentially for a patient with a stab wound to the abdomen? a. Remove object, stop bleeding, apply pressure on the wound, check airway, breathing and circulations seek for medical treatment. b. Check airways and breathing, remove object, stop bleeding, apply pressure on the wound, seek for medical treatment c. Do not remove object, stop bleeding, apply pressure firmly around the object to slow the flow of blood, check airway, breathing and circulation, seek for medical treatment. d. Check airways, breathing and circulations, Do not remove object, stop bleeding, apply pressure firmly around the object, seek for medical treatment. Q6. Laboratory test help the health professional to diagnose and treat a wound infection. Which laboratory test and reading are correct? a.Wound swab to define microorganism and check antibiotic sensitivity b.Blood culture if temperature> 37c c.C-reactive protein (CRP): decreased <30 in serious bacterial infections d.Full blood count: bacterial infection often raises the white cell count with increased neutrophils

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