Wound healing phases & scarring
Vascular & fluid management
Wound classification & treatment
Dressing types
Physical assessment
200

Phase beginning within hours of trauma.

inflammatory

200

assisted by elevation of hand above the heart

venous return

200

The 3 colors for describing wounds.

Yellow, red, black

200

this type of dressing is applied to a wound with red granulation tissue 

occlusive or semi-occlusive 

200

Standard Jamar Dynamometer setting for grip.

Setting 2 

400

phase beginning at day 8, continuing for at least 1 year 

remodeling 

400

blood vessels require protection for this long 

1-2 weeks 

400

Requires wet to dry dressings

Yellow wound

400

this type of dressing prevents air and water from entering (ex: Xeroform)

Occlusive 

400

Strongest of the three pinch tests.

Lateral pinch

600

scarring not associated with race 

hypertrophic scarring 

600

indicated by skin pallor and decreased temperature 

arterial insufficiency 

600

Requires surgical debridement

Black wound

600

Allows wound to "breathe" while protecting from liquids.

Semi-occlusive

600

Monofilament range 3.84-4.31 indicates this.

Diminished protective sensation

800

leads to hypertrophic scarring early in remodeling 

excessive mechanical loading 

800

indicated by cyanosis and rapid capillary refill 

venous insufficiency 
800

True/False: Humidity is a factor in wound healing 

True

800

this type of dressing uses the body's own enzymes (example: Duoderm)

Hydrocolloid 

800

Static 2-point range 6-10 mm is considered this.

Fair

1000

extreme dryness in a wound 

desiccation 

1000

used to measure edema via water displacement. 

volumetric measurement 

1000

Desiccation of the dermis can lead to 

depression 

1000

factors for poor healing 

diabetes, age, nutrition 

1000

Assessed by total flexion minus total extension

TAM: total active ROM