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Wound Care Mastery Quiz

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Test your wound care knowledge with essential concepts.

by Danielle Kendricks
1

Stage 1 pressure injury characteristics?

2

Stage 2 pressure injury characteristics?

3

Stage 3 pressure injury characteristics?

4

Stage 4 pressure injury characteristics?

5

Which dressing type is best for maintaining a moist wound environment?

6

Which dressing is absorbent and often used for exudative wounds?

7

This dressing forms a gelatinous layer with exudate and supports moist healing for up to a week.

8

Which dressing allows wound visualization without removal of the dressing?

9

Which type of debridement uses sterile scissors to remove nonviable tissue?

10

Which drain type exits at a different location to allow drainage to leave the wound area?

11

Which drainage is typically yellow, tan, brown, or green and thick in consistency?

12

Which drain type provides passive drainage through gravity and capillary action?

13

Which debridement uses topical enzymes to liquefy wound debris?

14

Which of the following are closed drains? (select all that apply)

15

Wound vac devices are used for which type of wound healing?

16

What is primary intention wound healing?

17

Which action best prevents dehiscence or evisceration post-surgery?

18

Which type of wound healing has widely separated edges and needs closure later?

19

Which factor signifies a highly vascular wound drainage?

20

Which wound healing concept involves leaving edges widely separated for later closure?

21

Which debridement process uses enzymes applied topically?

22

Which of the following are signs to perform a dressing change soon?

23

What is evisceration?

24

Which nursing action prevents wound dehiscence after surgery?

25

Which description fits a serosanguineous drain?

26

Which dressing type is best for a wound requiring moisture but protection from shear?

27

Which stage involves visible crater with undermining or eschar?

28

Which drain type is a closed suction device?

29

Which tissue type is sloughing tissue?

30

Which condition best describes a wound with exposed cartilage or bone?

31

What is the first step in infection control in a wound?

32

Which factor should be assessed when evaluating a wound? (SELECT ALL)

33

Which statement best describes autolytic debridement?

34

Which action is inappropriate for a dressing change?

35

Which dressing is best for a dry wound needing moisture?

36

Which action does not prevent dehiscence/evisceration?

37

Which drainage type signaling infection is often?

38

Which of the following best defines a tunneling wound feature?

39

What is the sitz bath used for after hemorrhoidectomy?

40

Which is a closed drain example?

41

What is secondary intention healing?

42

Which statement best describes a dehisced wound?

43

Which factor improves wound healing by ensuring adequate oxygen delivery?

44

Which of the following is a sign to reinforce dressing and contact MD?

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Stage 1 shows non-blanchable redness of intact skin.

Stage 2 has partial-thickness loss with a pink wound bed.

Stage 3 involves full-thickness tissue loss into subcutaneous tissue.

Stage 4 shows extensive tissue loss with visible deep structures.

Hydrogel provides moisture and supports epithelialization.

Alginate dressings manage heavy exudate effectively.

Hydrocolloid dressings interact with exudate to form a gel.

Transparent dressings enable inspection without dressing change.

Sharp debridement physically cuts away necrotic tissue.

Open drains allow passive drainage by gravity/capillary action.

Purulent drainage indicates infection and high leukocyte content.

Open drains rely on gravity for drainage.

Enzymatic agents digest necrotic tissue enzymatically.

Hemovac and JP drains are closed systems.

Wound vacs assist wounds healing by secondary/tertiary methods.

Primary intention involves surgical closure with minimal gap.

Support with splinting and breathing exercises reduces strain on wounds.

Tertiary intention uses delayed closure to manage infection risk.

Sanguineous is blood-tinged drainage from vascular wounds.

Tertiary intention bridges open wounds then closes later.

Topical enzymes liquefy necrotic tissue.

Purulent drainage indicates infection risk; change is warranted.

Evisceration is a surgical emergency with exposed viscera.

Breathing exercises and splinting reduce strain on incisions.

Serosanguineous drainage contains both serous and sanguineous components.

Hydrocolloid maintains moisture and protects the wound.

Stage 4 typically shows deep tissue loss with undermining/eschar.

JP and Hemovac are closed suction drains.

Slough is nonviable, moist, yellow-to-white tissue delaying healing.

Stage 4 shows full-thickness loss with deep structures exposed.

Hand hygiene is the cornerstone of infection prevention.

Key wound assessment domains include skin, drainage, and redness.

Autolytic uses body's own enzymes with moisture.

Assessment during change is essential; compromised dressings may need intervention.

Hydrogel provides water content to dry wounds.

Controlled activity and support reduce risk; prolonged rest increases it.

Purulent drainage is thick and typically indicates infection.

Tunneling tunnels extend from the wound bed under surrounding tissue.

Sitz baths aid perineal healing and comfort.

Hemovac and JP are closed systems.

Secondary intention relies on granulation and contraction.

Dehiscence is a seam separation; requires attention.

Adequate oxygen supports cellular processes and healing.

Saturation with infected drainage needs medical orders.

 
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