Getting Dressed
Advazorb is this type of dressing
What is foam?
These types of wounds are typically dry and circular
What are arterial ulcers?
These structures in the veins make sure the blood moves in one direction toward the heart
What are valves?
This is the stage of a pressure injury that has broken through the epidermis
What is stage 2?
Studies have shown that this next-generation SAP dressing increases sub-bandage pressure by only 2%
What is Eclypse?
A dressing that is applied directly onto the wound is called this
What is a primary dressing?
These types of wounds are typically wet and appear in the gaiter region
What are venous ulcers?
This is the smallest segment of the circulatory system where oxygen and nutrients are exchanged with the surrounding tissues
What are capillaries?
Varicose veins are an indication of this CEAP scale classification
What is C2?
This unique option in mondi 350 garments is useful for patients with recurring infections
What is silver?
SAP is an acronym for this type of dressing
What is super-absorbent polymer?
These types of wounds typically occur over bony prominences
What are pressure ulcers?
Hemosiderin staining is due to the breakdown of these cells
What are red blood cells?
This stage of pressure ulcer is also known as "full thickness"
What is stage 4?
Medicare will approve garments for patients with an active VLU if the prescription indicates this dosage
What is 30-40 mmHg?
This Eclypse dressing can hold up to one gallon of fluid
What is the XL boot?
These types of wounds typically appear on the bottom of the feet
What are diabetic ulcers?
This is the space that extracellular fluid is leaked into
What is the interstitium?
A medicare patient can get Juxtalite covered if they have this CEAP scale classification
What is C6?
Using the Juxtalite's BPS card ensures a natural "this" to promote bloodflow to the heart
What is a gradient?
This hydrophobic material allows for atraumatic removal of dressing
What is silicone?
Manuka honey encourages this type of wound debridement
What is autolytic?
Phleboedema is different from lymphedema because it has less of "this"
What is protein?
This late-stage CVI condition often has an inverted bowling pin or champagne bottle appearance
What is lipodermatosclerosis?
This is the average amount of venous pressure found in the ankle of a giraffe
What is 250 mmHg?